1. The Book Trailer Project Books + Teens + Technology =A Silver Award? Presented by Mikayla Bouchard, Aurora Dolham, Jennifer Dolham, and Morgan Sciaccawith backup from Melissa Orth, Teen LibrarianCurtis Memorial LibraryBrunswick, ME 2. What is a book trailer? 3. Where to begin? Begin with books 4. Make.short.lines Read the book Choose key plot points Distill into short phrases Keep em hanging 5. Catch the eye You have to decide: Photographs or film? 6. Pros and consof film:No copyright issueNeed permissionTakes timescriptpropsscenery 7. iMovie + Maine LaptopsTake videousing laptopcameraiMovie makesit easysort of 8. Using photographsWhere to find: Google images wiki commons book covers from Amazon or B & N Take with laptop camera, smartphone,or digital cameraNo matter what, images have to move 9. No music = bad book trailer Matching mood to book and matching therhythm to animation was a challengeFind music:Preloaded music in Garage BandLibrary cd collectionwww.incompetech.com/music/royaltyfree 10. Know about copyrightBecause you want to put your booktrailer on YouTube someday, right? Use copyright free images andmusic Gain permission Cite the origins When in doubt, go without 11. Putting it all together iMovie Use template Or be original 12. Silver Award Project 13. BJHS presentations All 6th, 7th and half of 8th grades In classroom presentations 14. Swipe 15. Anna Dressed in Blood 16. Running Out of Time 17. Ruby Red 18. Q&A Please: Grab a business card Take a handout of resources Ask, share, do. 19. Thank You for coming! This power point will be on the RRUFacebook page to download 20. Melissa Orth, Teen LibrarianCurtis Memorial Library Brunswick, ME