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Part 9 · VIDEHA MITHILA MAITHILI DISCUSSION CRITICISM SERIES PART 9
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  1. 0:00–0:04Chapter 17. 21-day Self-Study Program.
  2. 0:04–0:15By the end of this chapter, you will be able to complete a structured 3-week course, not produce a small portfolio, not evaluate your progress honestly key terms.
  3. 0:15–0:18Practice log portfolio review iteration.
  4. 0:18–0:24ने तास्क ने वान चुज अपिक अन द्राइत मेवान संटन स्पर्पस.
  5. 0:24–0:292. Study 3 strong short videos and note their shot changes.
  6. 0:29–0:333. Write and time a 60 second narration.
  7. 0:33–0:374. Create a 6-8 shot storyboard.
  8. 0:37–0:425. Practice shot sizes with a phone camera or still images.
  9. 0:42–0:476. Write 3 prompts using the 7 part formula.
  10. 0:47–0:537. Generate short text to video tests and keep a prompt log.
  11. 0:53–0:57Day 8. Animate one still image with three motion levels.
  12. 0:57–1:02Day 9. Organize folders, filenames and writes records.
  13. 1:02–1:06Day 10. Build a first rough cut with temporary audio.
  14. 1:06–1:10Day 11. Replace the weakest visual shot.
  15. 1:10–1:13Day 12. Record or generate the narration.
  16. 1:13–1:15Correct pronunciation.
  17. 1:15–1:18Day 13. Add music and effects.
  18. 1:18–1:20Balance speech first.
  19. 1:20–1:24Day 14. Create and Proofread Captions.
  20. 1:24–1:27Day 15. Export a Horizontal Master.
  21. 1:27–1:32Day 16. Create a Vertical Adaptation Rather than a Simple Crop.
  22. 1:32–1:37Day 17. Renew Copyright, Consent and Disclosure.
  23. 1:37–1:43Day 18. Show the Work to One Newer and Record Only Observable Feedback.
  24. 1:43–1:47Day 19. Revise the Opening and Remove Unnecessary Material.
  25. 1:47–1:53May 20. Export the final master, captioned copy and archive package.
  26. 1:53–1:59May 21. Publish or present the work and write a one page reflection.
  27. 1:59–2:01Final self-evaluation.
  28. 2:01–2:05Can I explain the purpose of the video in one sentence?
  29. 2:05–2:08Can I divide a script into single action shots?
  30. 2:08–2:14Can I write a prompt that separates subject, action, setting and camera movement?
  31. 2:14–2:18Can I reject a realistic looking but false result?
  32. 2:18–2:22Can I assemble, caption and export a clean master?
  33. 2:22–2:27Can I document rights, consent and synthetic media disclosure?
  34. 2:27–2:31Can I name one artistic decision that is mine rather than the tools default?
  35. 2:31–2:34Portfolio target keep three pieces.
  36. 2:34–2:41One mood based short, one educational video and one information or book introduction video.
  37. 2:41–2:46Include the brief, storyboard, prompt log, and final file for each.

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Chapter 17. 21-day Self-Study Program. By the end of this chapter, you will be able to complete a structured 3-week course, not produce a small portfolio, not evaluate your progress honestly key terms. Practice log portfolio review iteration. ने तास्क ने वान चुज अपिक अन द्राइत मेवान संटन स्पर्पस. 2. Study 3 strong short videos and note their shot changes. 3. Write and time a 60 second narration. 4. Create a 6-8 shot storyboard. 5. Practice shot sizes with a phone camera or still images. 6. Write 3 prompts using the 7 part formula. 7. Generate short text to video tests and keep a prompt log. Day 8. Animate one still image with three motion levels. Day 9. Organize folders, filenames and writes records. Day 10. Build a first rough cut with temporary audio. Day 11. Replace the weakest visual shot. Day 12. Record or generate the narration. Correct pronunciation. Day 13. Add music and effects. Balance speech first. Day 14. Create and Proofread Captions. Day 15. Export a Horizontal Master. Day 16. Create a Vertical Adaptation Rather than a Simple Crop. Day 17. Renew Copyright, Consent and Disclosure. Day 18. Show the Work to One Newer and Record Only Observable Feedback. Day 19. Revise the Opening and Remove Unnecessary Material. May 20. Export the final master, captioned copy and archive package. May 21. Publish or present the work and write a one page reflection. Final self-evaluation. Can I explain the purpose of the video in one sentence? Can I divide a script into single action shots? Can I write a prompt that separates subject, action, setting and camera movement? Can I reject a realistic looking but false result? Can I assemble, caption and export a clean master? Can I document rights, consent and synthetic media disclosure? Can I name one artistic decision that is mine rather than the tools default? Portfolio target keep three pieces. One mood based short, one educational video and one information or book introduction video. Include the brief, storyboard, prompt log, and final file for each.

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