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Classnet in conjunction with Healthy Active Australia have created a short film competition. The project is a peer to peer concept that aims to deliver positive messages about health and fitness through film and audio pieces.
The aim is to make short movie based around healthy eating and lifestyle activities.The films could be aired on Channel 31 through our two current C31 television shows called ClassTv and NexGenTvor they can be seen here on Classnet. June. It is our intention to use young people as creators of their own media in a positive way, and for them to research, explore and create the content.
The content will vary but in the main the segments will focus on:
• Profiling school kitchen gardens and healthy canteens
• Healthy eating including cooking segments
• What’s in your food
• Physical activities that are beneficial to young people
• Body image
Making kid friendly short community service announcements aimed at having an impact on young people’s thinking and attitude is another aspect that could be considered. In particular, we want to use only students as hosts, directors, producers and actors of each segment. We are interested in a lively and fun way of portraying healthy lifestyles by using students to educate each other.
The content must be in an audio/visual format and could take the form of video, animation or an audio radio piece.
Check out below the winners of 2009 VITTA 3 in 6 Competition ...............................................................................................................................This Check them out below!!!!!!!!! 3in6 is a video competition for teams of school students and was sponsored by Worksafe Victoria in 2009 and it focused on the important issue of workplace safety. They were told two secrets that must be included in the video that they make - one was an object or idea, and the other was words that must be spoken. Teams plan their video, film it, then edit it on computer so that it is just 3 minutes long. To do all of this the team has just 6 hours. So: "3 minutes in 6 hours"! Get it?The 2010 - 3 in 6 competition will be launched soon!
About 1in1 Vitta Competition The 1in1 competition evolved from the 3in6 Competition after teachers and students recommended a solution to those schools who would not have immediate access to a video camera. Students and teachers believe that they could achieve the standards and meet the criteria of the 3in6 competition. There is a decrease in the time limit for mobile devices due to the limits of the technology. Join in the fun. 1in1 Video - 1 minute of video1in1 is a video competition for teams of school students. They are told two secrets and must include them in a video that they make - one will be an object or idea, and the other will be words that must be spoken 1in1 is a challenge for school students to work closely together in a team to plan, film, edit and create a short video. In a race against time and other Australian teams, they have just 6 hours to complete their 1 minute of production. Teams plan their video, film it, then edit it on computer so that it is just 1 minute long. To do all of this the team has just 6 hours. So: "1 minute in 1 day"! Get it? 1in1 Animation 1 minute of animation1in1 is an animation competition for teams of school students. They are told the same two secrets and must include them in an animation that they make. The process of creating an animation can be timeconsuming. The animation is to be no more than one minute. The animation will be able to be seen on a mobile device or a computer. Aims of 1in1 Competition1in1 is a challenge for school students to work closely together in a team to plan, create and film a short animation. It is also about active participation, problem solving, creative thinking, (as, for, of) learning in multimodal ways and having fun. Student Categories1in1 has three categories of awards: Video Senior Secondary Years 10 -12 Junior Secondary Years 7- 9 Primary Years 4 - 6 Animation Senior Secondary Years 10 - 12 Junior Secondary Years 7 - 9 Primary Years 4 - 6
6in66in6 is a digital photography competition for teams of school students. Students have six weeks to create six images, using a readily-available device such as a mobile phone, digital camera or video camera.The images should communicate a theme chosen by the students and will be judged on how effectively this theme is conveyed in the images, as well as the quality of the images presented, including design, visual appeal and composition. The images can be presented in a number of ways: digital story, photo montage, slide presentation, e-book, poster... the choice is yours! The six weeks will commence from mid-October and will be open right up until the VITTA conference in late November, when the winners will be announced! Winning entries will receive a digital camera for their school and all participants will be awarded a certificate. Register now to participate in a fun competition that develops students' digital and visual literacy skills.Student Categories6in6 has four categories of awards:Photography Senior Secondary Years 10 -12Junior Secondary Years 7- 9Primary Prep - Year 3Primary Years 4 - 6Go to www.3in6.vitta.org.au and click on the 6in6 tab for more details or contact Denise Mendham: mendham.denise.c@edumail.vic.gov.au.
Check out all of our online movie competitions. Vitta has come on board with 3 new competitions. Hurry, entries close soon!
There are 7 archived movies form last years Vitta 3 in 6 competition, so go to the 3 in 6 competition and check out them out. Remember last years theme was string. 3 in 6 means make a 3 minute video in 6 hours - This year the competition is on October 29.
The posting and showing of information online or any other way requires consent from parents or legal guardians when dealing with children under 18 years of age. This consent must be fully informed, freely given, current and specific as to who the information will be presented to! Schools require signed authority for any work, films, images or information posted online. There are privacy laws for each state and different policies from each State and Territory Education Departments. But whatever the laws and rules are - the issue is one of consent, in particular, parental or legal guardian permission is required when students are under 18 years of age. Below under supporting material is a generic parental permission form. You can add or delete text to suit your own requirements. You can check with your local Education Department for their recommended forms.
This is a small promotional video for classnet. We used a portable greenscreen and in post production put in a animation for overlaying onto the screen. We also added a royalty free music track and a voice over by a year 7 student.
Most video editing programs allow you to take a still image from anywhere within your video timeline. In Windows Movie Maker just find what still image you want to capture to represent your movie then go to Tools and scroll down to Take picture from preview. Most programs will allow you to take a still image from within Edit. In imovie just go to Edit and scroll down to Create still frame -save your picture and use for a thumbnail.
If you are a teacher, student, community group leader or member then you need to sign up if you want to either upload content or view "private" content from a school or community group. The most important thing is to write down which school or community group you come from and what type of member you are! If you are a teacher or community group leader that is a first from a new school or commuunity group then after applying you must wait for approval by classnet admin. Once approved you will then become part of your own school's classnet adminstration.
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