The Quick and Dirty on Transmedia 

Activity: Stop Motion Video

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For This Activity You Must:

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• Create a stop motion video using WeVideo

• Summarize and synthesize what you already know about storytelling and stories.

• Combine that with what you learned in the video the History of Storytelling.

• Include an explanation of the important parts of a story within your stop motion video.

• Include the answers to the following questions in your own words within your video:

1. How are stories used today by people?

2. Why are stories important?

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Instructions:

1. For this activity you may work with up to 3 other people or by yourself. You will be evaluated using this rubric.

2. Create a video answering the cover the points listed above.

3. The video can be anywhere between 1 and 3 minutes long.

4. When you complete your video, please hand it in using Google Classroom.

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Tips:

• Write out a quick script providing the summary and answering the questions.

• Working as a team can make this activity easier to complete.

• If you are working alone, make sure you have everything you need before starting because it will take longer to complete if you do not.