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The "no editing" rules for Task Two videos can be confusing. When the handbook says "no editing" it means that you cannot splice different clips together.
I find many folks are confused about what is meant by the term clip. So let's clear some things up!
You should record everything!
Then you will go through and find the best parts and then snip out your clips. You might clip 10 minutes from the very beginning, 10 minutes from the very end, or 10 minutes from the middle. Please watch the video below for a demonstration.
What you cannot do is take 3 minutes from the beginning, 3 minutes from the middle, and 4 minutes from the end and splice them all together.
What should you use to make your clips? First, check to see if you have a free app on your device. If there isn't anything there, check out some of these free applications.
Other things to consider:
Read more about getting ready for Task Two here. If you are Early Childhood, then you should read this.
Be ready before you record by getting your hands on my Ultimate Task 2 Checklist.
Check the back of your handbook in the Evidence Chart to see the number and the length of the clips that you need.
Your own face must be shown at least once in one of the clips that you submit. This is for identification purposes.
The scorer needs to be able to count at least four students in your clips. Read more about the number of students that you need in your video by reading this.
The biggest problem is always the sound. Do a test run before and think about your microphone. Read about what to do when the sound quality if poor.
You will need to compress your videos to 250 mb or less each. You can download a great tool for compression from Handbrake.
Read about the various condition codes by clicking here.
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