Introduction to Force and Motion

General Information
Name(s)	Carrie Allen, Kelly Rodriguez, Jodie Allex, Carla Carattini
Project title	Force and Motion
Purpose	To introduce a force and motion unit to a 5th grade class.
Audience	5th Grade
Program length	90 sec
Costumes	regular school clothes
Sets	Using school playground & gym
Props	gym, playground, sports balls
Locations	Using school playground & gym
Crew
Director(s)	Kelly Rodriguez
Scriptwriter(s)	Jodie Allex
Talent	Alex Rodriguez, Janelle Ysasi, Aaliyah Attebery, Alexia Jaramillo, Drake Everett
Camera operator(s)	Carrie Allen
Editor(s)	Carrie Allen, Jodie Allex, Carla Carattini, Kelly Rodriguez
Schedule of Deliverables
Project phases		Due date	Owner
Storyboard		12/5/13	Kelly
Script Outline		12/6/13	Carla
Narration Script		12/7/13	Jodie
Shot List		12/7/13	Carrie
Copyright Information		12/7/13	Carla

Script Outline

Narrator will introduce topic and walk audience through all skills covered during the Force and motion science unit. Narrator will explain how you can apply all skills learned during our unit to your daily activities like basketball. Our star Alex will show how to become a better athlete by understanding Force and Motion while narrator explains how he is applying what has been learn to his basketball skills.

 

Narration Script

Have you ever wondered how or why objects move in certain ways? Or why do some objects move further or faster than others? Have you wondered how a ball could stop rolling even though it is round? Did you know that there is more than one type of force? Not only will you be able to amaze your friends with your knowledge of force and motion, but after this week you will also be able to apply that knowledge to your athletic skills and become the star player on your team! Why didn’t the basketball make it to the basket? Alex needs to use more force. (shot of soccer ball) Why does the soccer ball go further when Aaliyah kicks it than when Janelle kicks it? Alexia used her knowledge of force and motion to become the 5th grade tetherball champion!   Stay tuned in here to learn everything you need to know about  force and  motion.

 

Shot List

Name(s)	Carrie Allen, Jodie Allex, Carla Carattini, Kelly Rodriguez
Project Title	Force and Motion
Shot Number	1
Location	Treasure Hills gym
Talent	Alex Rodriguez
Props	basketball
Special Equipment	basketball
Shot Number	2
Location	Treasure Hills gym
Talent	Alex Rodriguez
Props	basketball
Special Equipment	basketball, students, basketball goal
Shot Number	3
Location	Treasure Hills Playground
Talent	Aaliyah Attebery, Janelle Ysasi
Props	soccer ball
Special Equipment	students listed above, soccer ball
Shot Number	4
Location	Treasure Hills Playground
Talent	Alexia Jaramillo, Drake Everett
Props	tetherball
Special Equipment	tetherball, Alexia, Drake
Shot Number	5
Location	Baseball Field
Talent	Alex Rodriguez
Props	Bat, baseball
Special Equipment	bat, baseball
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 Copyright Information

 

Force & Motion by Jodie Allex, Kelly Rodriguez, Carrie Allen & Carla Carattini is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

 

Documentation of Team Collaboration

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XYDrq0RngZV95ecVPmMiv-6K319XUoUQ-pEpnIJGN8w/edit