How can I make a Movie out of the Book "The Day the Crayons Quit"? By Louisa F

K

• What my props are. 
• Who I'm casting.
• What iMovie features I will use. 

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• How can I make a stop motion movie?
• What tools can I use?

L

• Planning is VERY important.
• Use 10 period long projects.
• Never give up

A

• I will apply what I learned to daily life and school.
• I will tell my friends and family about what I learned. 

H

• ​By using google and asking my friend, who's aunt makes movies.
• Trying at home with iMovie and other resources. 

Q

• How do people make regularly animated films? 
• Why has this book not been made into a move yet? 
• If the movie is in the process of being made, how will they do it? 

This project was difficult and frustrating. I had fun making it, although it was very confusing. I hardly planned anything and didn't know how to do things. It was exiting and sparked creative energy. I learned that planning is very important. I had about five plans in the process, and they were very time consuming. It would have been easier if I had spent round one planning. The most fun thing was creating the crayons I would use. It was funny to make the crayons their own character. I made the blue crayon stubby, and the peach crayon naked! If you are doing this kind of project, plan first, and use tools fit for the kind of movie you are making. I had a hard time, but this project was memorable.