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=Ms. Wadle's Period 2= =Book Trailers - Scroll Down and press Play to watch= media type="file" key="My First Project.m4v" width="300" height="300"

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Adapted from a presentation/PDF by Silvia Gutierrez titled "Step-by-Step Guide for Creating Book Trailers"


 * 1. Open a word document and save it as "(BookTitle)Trailer". Save it on the desktop for now. Ms. Wadle will save it on her flashdrive at the end of the period.**


 * 2. Look for appropriate images.** **Try to find at least 10 images to use for your trailer. Save the URL (web address) for all of them on your Word document.**

**•** Go to Flickr Creative Commons http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/ or [|Google images]
 * How to find images:**


 * Make sure that your image is allowed to be used educational purposes

“See More” o Click on it, o Click on Save Picture As. Name it with the abbreviated title of the book and a number – (i.e.. HP1, HP2, etc.) photo. If you need to find the photo again, having the URL will save you an immense headache. Also, you will need the URL and creator for the book trailer credits.
 * •** Scroll down to the “Attribution” group or the “Attribution/Noncommercial” group and click on
 * •** Type in your search for an image.
 * •** When you find an image,
 * •** Create a Word document and immediately copy and paste the URL and the creator of the


 * 3. Look for interesting instrumental music to play on your book trailer**

**•** Go to CC Mixter http://ccmixter.org/tags
 * How to find music:**
 * Click on and listen to some of the music on this site
 * Choose one and click "Save as" and save the URL to your Word document