Description:

100 Level - No experience necessary

A montage gives you the ability to show an audience a long process in a short amount of time. 

Learning how to play basketball is an example of a long process that can be represented in a montage.  In the beginning, a person is not very good at basketball, he or she struggles to dribble, pass the ball and make a basket. In the middle, this person finds a basketball coach and friends to help practice.  In the end, the person is able to dribble, block, and make a basket.

Steps:
1. Select the “Basketball Photos” file from the challenge resources to practice your montage and sequencing skills.  

*Sequencing simply means to put the images in an order that represents what happens in the beginning, what happens in the middle and what happens at the end. 

**Note: These are zip files. If you do not know what to do after you click on the link then search Google for the steps based on the system you are using.

2. Choose 10 different photos and import them into your movie making software. 

3. Sequence the photos in order from beginning to end. 

4. Once you’ve gotten your photos into a sequence, add a title to each image.  

-Your title should be one sentence that explains what is happening in each photo. 

-Your titles must remain on screen for at least 4 seconds.

5. Upload your montage!