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    This document provides an overview of motion media and information. It defines motion media as a visual media that gives the appearance of movement through a series of frames. It describes the basic steps in formally producing motion media, including writing a story, scripting, animating, adding background elements. Learners will be able to classify different motion media formats, evaluate credibility, and design a storyboard. The document outlines topics like the definition of motion media, forms of production, formats, sources and audiences. It also discusses how to determine if motion media is credible and provides advantages and limitations.

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    This document provides an overview of motion media and information. It defines motion media as a visual media that gives the appearance of movement through a series of frames. It describes the basic steps in formally producing motion media, including writing a story, scripting, animating, adding background elements. Learners will be able to classify different motion media formats, evaluate credibility, and design a storyboard. The document outlines topics like the definition of motion media, forms of production, formats, sources and audiences. It also discusses how to determine if motion media is credible and provides advantages and limitations.

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    This document provides an overview of motion media and information. It defines motion media as a visual media that gives the appearance of movement through a series of frames. It describes the basic steps in formally producing motion media, including writing a story, scripting, animating, adding background elements. Learners will be able to classify different motion media formats, evaluate credibility, and design a storyboard. The document outlines topics like the definition of motion media, forms of production, formats, sources and audiences. It also discusses how to determine if motion media is credible and provides advantages and limitations.

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    MOTION MEDIA AND

    INFORMATION
    LEARNERS WILL BE ABLE TO:

    • Describe the different dimension of


    motion information media
    (MIL11/12MIM-IVef15)
    • Define Motion Media and Information
    • Explain the Basic steps involved in
    producing motion media
    LEARNERS WILL BE ABLE TO:

    • Classify motion media according to


    their format, purpose, methods, types,
    sources and audinces.
    • Comprehend How motion media and
    information is/are formally and
    informally produced, organized and
    diseeminated (MIL11/12MIM-IVef16)
    LEARNERS WILL BE ABLE TO:

    • Evaluate the reliability/effectiveness


    and validity/appropriateness of
    motion media and information
    (MIL11/12MIM-IVef17)
    • Design a story board for motion
    media and information
    TOPIC OUTLINE:
    I. Motion media and information
    a. Definition: MOTION MEDIA
    • Production of motion media
    • Flipbook
    • Classification, format, purpose,
    methods, types and source
    b. Activity: Mini Project description:
    Script and Story Board
    VIDEO PRESENTATION:

    • Care to Click Infographic


    Animation (Motion Graphics)
    Retrieve:youtube.com
    VIDEO PRESENTATION

    • Paper Motion Animation


    Retrieved: youtube.com
    FLIPBOOK
    • Created by drawing a picture a
    picture on each page of a pad
    paper
    FLIPBOOK
    FLIPBOOK
    FLIPBOOK

    The Gold Winning Flip (book) with Simo


    ne
    Biles (2016 Olympics)
    Retrieved.via: youtube.com
    CLASS ACTIVITY

    • Create your own version of flipbook


    • Present the ff output
    MOTION MEDIA
    • A visual media that gives the
    appearance of a movement
    • Can be a collection of videos,
    footage, videos. It is combined
    with audio, text and/or interactive
    content to create a multimedia
    MOTION MEDIA
    • Motion is created by rendering or
    showing consecutively several
    frames per seconds.
    • SERIES of graphics or images
    follow a story a sequence to create
    a story, often called storyboard
    w/c shows a set of components
    (audio,visual, videos etc) changing
    time to create a story or message.
    Forms of motion media
    1.Informal – created by
    individuals often for personal
    use.
    2.Formal – created by
    professional who follows
    industry standards in creating,
    editing and producing motion
    Formal production of animation
    steps:
    • Writing a Story
    • Script is written and dialogue is
    recorded
    • Animators sketch major scenes; in
    betweeners fill in the gaps
    • Background music and background
    details are added
    • Drawings are rendered
    MOTION MEDIA FORMATS
    ANIMATION
    • Animated GIF (Graphic
    Interchange Format)
    • Flash
    • Shockwave
    • Dynamic HTML
    MOTION MEDIA FORMATS
    VIDEO FORMAT/CODECS
    • MP4
    • DivX
    • MPG
    • 3gp
    • AVI
    • MKV
    MEDIA AND
    INFORMATION

    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • Advertising
    SOURCES OF MOTION MEDIA AND
    INFORMATION

    • Personal
    • Social Media
    • Media Companies
    AUDIENCES OF MOTION
    MEDIA

    PRIVAT DIRECTED
    E Or
    Or GENERAL
    PUBLIC
    FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

    1.What are the best 3 motion


    media that you have seen?
    2.What makes these motion media
    memorable?
    HOW TO DETERMINE A CREDIBLE
    MOTION MEDIA
    • Validity of information – is it
    peer reviewed or verifiable?
    HOW TO DETERMINE A CREDIBLE MOTION
    MEDIA

    • Source – primary or secondary?


    Does the video capture the
    actual event or does it simple
    present information learned
    about an event?
    HOW TO DETERMINE A CREDIBLE MOTION
    MEDIA

    • Relationship of the author


    to the event- does he have
    firsthand knowledge
    TECHNICAL METHODS OF DETECTING
    TAMPERED/FAKE VIDEOS:

    • Smoothness of video
    Often detected when
    movement are not smooth;
    when action positioned to
    jump from one position to
    another, as if some action
    was missing.
    TECHNICAL METHODS OF DETECTING
    TAMPERED/FAKE VIDEOS:

    • Lightning coverage matches


    One way to detect matches is to
    look at the shadows; the source
    of light determines the size and
    direction of the shadows.
    TECHNICAL METHODS OF DETECTING
    TAMPERED/FAKE VIDEOS:

    • Scale and size consistent


    Scales refers to how the size of
    objects in reference to one another are
    near the real thing. If the picture is
    reduced or enlarge by a certain
    percent then all of the objects should
    be resized by that percent. Objects
    that are far away are usually smaller
    than objects that are nearer.
    VIDEO PRESENTATION

    • IS IT REAL_4 Signs a Video is FAKE!


    Retrieved: youtube.com
    ADVANTAGES OF MOTION MEDIA
    AND INFORMATION:
    • CAPTURES MOTION IN A MANNER THAT IT CAN
    BE VIEWED REPEATEDLY.
    • IT CAN SHOW PROCESSES IN DETAIL AND IN
    SEQUENCE.
    • SIMULATIONS ALLOW FOR SAFE OBSERVATION
    • CAN CUT ACROSS DIFFERENT CULTURES AND
    GROUPS.
    • ALLOWS SCENES, HISTORY, EVENTS AND
    PHENOMENON TO BE CREATED.
    • ENABLES LEARNING WITH EMOTIONS
    LIMITATIONS OF MOTION MEDIA AND
    INFORMATION:
    • Viewers cannot interrupt the
    presentation
    • Often time more costly than other
    forms of visual media
    • Other data may be presented best
    using still images.
    (graph/diagram/maps)
    • It is subject to misinterpretation
    VIDEO PRESENTATION

    • Intro to Storyboarding
    Retrieve: yotuube.com
    PERFORMANCE TASK:

    Project:
    Mini Project Description; Script and
    Storyboard
    CLASS ACTIVITY

    • Groupings
    • Choose motion media and evaluate it
    using Media and information Design
    Framework
    GUIDE:
    COMPONENT GUIDE QUESTIONS?
    TARGET AUDIENCE WHO ARE THE POSSIBLE
    VIEWERS
    SENDER/AUTHOR WHO IS THE
    OWNER/CREATOR
    PURPOSE WHAT IS THE INTENTION
    OF TOPIC
    CONTENT WHAT IS THE MESSAGE
    OF TOPIC
    FORM/STYLE HOW WAS THE
    INFORMATION
    PRESENTED?
    MEDIUM/FORMAT WHAT PLATFORM?WHY?
    CLASS ACTIVITY
    • Create a Timeline of your story
    • Draw a mind map
    • Identify key scenes
    FORMAT
    FORMAT
    FORMAT
    RUBRICS
    REFERENCES
    • Media and information literacy TG for Senior High
    School
    • Videos retrieved via: www.youtube.com
    • Images: www.google.com

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