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Slowing Down Time (in Writing & Film) Instructional VideoSlowing Down Time (in Writing & Film) Instructional Video
Publisher
TED-Ed
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Grade
7th - 12th
Subjects
English Language Arts
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Resource Type
Instructional Videos
Media Length
6:00
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For Teacher Use
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Instructional Strategies
Direct Instruction
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Technology
Projection
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Closed Captions
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Year
2013
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Slowing Down Time (in Writing & Film)

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How do you slowmo a story? The narrator of a short video models how to slow down the pace of a narrative by using concepts drawn from slow motion filming. Just as slow motion in a film is achieved by speeding up the process so that more frames are shot per second, a sense of slow motion in writing can be achieved by including more frames of detail in a story. A beautifully simple solution to what may seem like a challenging problem.

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CCSS: Adaptable

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english language arts

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  • Drawing the parallel between filming and writing, between additional frames and additional details, simplifies the process so all writers can feel they could imitate the process
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Common Core

W.9-10.3.a W.9-10.3.b

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