Creating a Video Advert with Capcut and AudioMass

Creating a Video Advert with Capcut and AudioMass

Lesson 2

What do you already know about creating a video advert using Capcut and AudioMass?

KO - Create a 60 second advert to feature on the home page of a website

All - Use video editing software (Capcut) to create a 60 second advert for a chosen scenario

Most - Use feedback from your peers to improve your advert

Some - Will use the AudioMass sound recorder to add a short naration to your advert

File types to be used in today's lesson:

MP3 (Audio file type) | MP4 (Video file type)

Explain to the students what they are expected to learn by the end of the lesson.

Choosing a Scenario

You need to choose one of the following scenarios - you will use this for the whole half term, so choose wisely :)

Download the logo for the company of your choice from the list below:

Bakery Logo

Sportswear Logo

Travel Logo

Give students some time to brainstorm and choose a scenario for their advert.

Creating the Video Advert

Use Capcut to create a video advert for your chosen scenario. You can use images, videos, text, and music to create your advert.

Demonstrate how to use Capcut to create a video advert. Provide some tips and tricks to make the video more engaging and effective.

Adding Audio to the Advert

Use AudioMass to record an audio for your advert. Export it as an MP3 file.

Explain to the students how to use AudioMass to record an audio and export it as an MP3 file.

Combining Video and Audio

Import the audio file into Capcut and add it to your video advert. Adjust the timing and volume of the audio as needed.

Show students how to import the audio file into Capcut and add it to their video advert. Explain how to adjust the timing and volume of the audio.

Exporting the Advert

Export your completed advert as an MP4 file. This will be the final version of your advert that you can use in the upcoming lessons.

Demonstrate how to export the completed advert as an MP4 file. Make sure students understand that this will be the final version that they can use in the upcoming lessons.

Practicing and Refining

Practice and refine your advert as needed. Ask for feedback from your classmates and teacher, and make any necessary changes.

Encourage students to practice and refine their advert before submitting it. Provide opportunities for peer feedback and revision.

Submitting the Advert

Submit your completed 60-second video advert as an MP4 file. This will be included on your website in the upcoming lessons.

Explain how students should submit the completed advert to you. Make sure they understand that it will be included on their website in the upcoming lessons.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Have students enter three things they learned in this lesson. With this they can indicate their own learning efficiency of this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Here, students enter two things they would like to know more about. This not only increases involvement, but also gives them more ownership.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.

The students indicate here (in question form) with which part of the material they still have difficulty. For the teacher, this not only provides insight into the extent to which the students understand/master the material, but also a good starting point for the next lesson.