Class Hours: 10:05 – 2:40
Mr. Bohmann | wbohmann@ewsd.org
10:05 Today’s Notes & Attendance
- Today is Election Day – midterms – called midterms because it is in the middle term of the currently elected president
- Vermont’s Governor’s Race is between Incumbent Phil Scott (Republican) and challenger Amanda Janoo (Democrat)
- Vermont’s Senators (2 per state) are Bernie Sanders (Independent) and Peter Welch (Democrat) – they are not up for re-election this round
- Vermont’s only US Representative in Congress is Becca Balint (Democrat) is up for re-election
- Photography presentations are Thursday
- Lunch Order – for Friday CCV
- Amanda, Josh, Sawyer – Portfolios today at 12:25pm
A few words about the LTA Photography Project… Due date is November 5th ! Submissions after that date will be marked late and graded accordingly. This is Quarter 2 – it’s time to hit those due dates! There will be late points for every assignment that is turned in late moving forward. 5 Points – which is enough to drop you a half grade.

On Thursday – November 5th we’ll look at your photos. Most students find it easiest to turn their slideshow into an .mp4 and press play. If you do that, make sure each slide is visible for 10 seconds. You may choose, but do not have to, include your title and meta data on your images. ProTip: Your images should fill the screen and look attractive. (test it)
At the end of your slideshow or when presenting – you may talk about your images and say a few words.
- For Sure: Point out your favorite image / explain why it is your favorite image
- Not A Bad Idea: To share any techniques that you used – we love technical terms!
- Indubitably: Let us know if you have improved as a photographer and why
I will ask you two questions from this group of questions:
- What was a challenge you faced during this project?
- What photography assignment did you enjoy the most?
- How has your study of photography changed how you approach taking photos?
- What type of photography do you enjoy the most?
- Do you plan to continue exploring photography?
- Have you shared any of your learning with others?
10:10 – 11:55 Star Wars Fan Film Worksession

Take advantage of the weather. Everyone in the group should be working at this time. Credits / Animated Logo / Practicing Effects / Helping with Shooting – if you don’t have something to do, talk to the group. My biggest fear with a large group project is members not fully subscribed.
Project Deliverables:
The (team name here)….. Production Company Presents (this is where your Group Logo Goes)
Need a logo for your team – animated
Introductory Title Sequence with special effects
Closing credits with each team member identified
Minimum of six cut aways (different shots, shot types)
Saber Effects on a Fight or SuperPower Scene
Post Production Color grading and/or visual effects using After Effects
Copyright Free Sound/Music/images – audio is a must
30 Seconds in length minimum (if you do bloopers, make it a separate project)
Drawn Storyboards is a must
KanBan Board (trello) or analog but you must be using a planning document
1920 x 1080p, 29.97 fps
Filename: TheForce.mp4
For dailies – a short daily of your film work today
11:55 Lunch

12:25 Portfolios / Independent Worksession
Some of you are heading out for Portfolios, the rest of us are working on Agencies or preparing for the Photography Assignment.
- Week Ten agency is now assigned
- Vermont Foliage Assignment – Due Thursday, November 5th
- Long Exposure Photo Assignment – Due Monday, November 9th
1:10 Afternoon Break

1:25 Speed Design

1:45 Preparing for our next Unit – Web Developer
We are moving on from motion graphics and visual effects to Web Development and Design. Have you considered a career in Web?
What do Web Developers do all day? Have a look at common jobs and responsibilities
Over the next Quarter we are going to dive all-in to Web Development & Design.
Activity: Quick Review – Socrative Review – Let’s see what you remember

HTML5 – Modern Web and Semantic Elements – What?
Semantic means relating to the meaning of words and phrases. When working with HTML code and writing classes and ids (remember those?) using semantic terms will make your code a lot easier to read.
Do you know what a generic block level element is called?
Can you think of some HTML elements that are semantic? Let’s make a list
Let’s Build a ToolBox
To assist you down the road – create a bookmark Folder in your browser bookmarks bar– name it WebToolbox and bookmark the following:
- HTML Validation Service
- CSS Validation Service
- JavaScript Validation Service
- WebAim Accessibility Checker
- Developer Tools Overview
- W3 Schools
- Bacon Lorem Ipsum Generator – Because everyone loves bacon!
- CodePen – Code Sandbox for testing ideas
Then Find and Download the following Programs:
- VS Code
- FileZilla (Pick the FileZilla Client as your download)
2:10 Dailies

2:15 Independent Reading

2:40 Dismissal
