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Document Outline
Contents
Preface
Introduction: Journey to Video Production in K-12
Section 1 Telling Stories and Storytelling
Chapter One: Instinct
Chapter Two: Connection
Chapter Three: Nature
Chapter Four: Motivation
Video beyond Vocation Chapter Five: Expression
Chapter Six: Purpose
Chapter Seven: Solution
Chapter Eight: Integration
Destination and Journey in Video Production Chapter Nine: Reason
Chapter Ten: Invention
Chapter Eleven: Resilience
Part Two: Locks Behind the Camera, in Front of the Lens: Video and Self-Discovery
Chapter Twelve: Boundaries
Chapter Thirteen: Acknowledgment
Chapter Fourteen: Paths
Video and Voice Chapter Fifteen: Listening
Chapter Sixteen: Hearing
Chapter Seventeen: Perspective
Chapter Eighteen: Noise
Chapter Nineteen: Fringe
Chapter Twenty: Humanity
Part Three: Unlocking the Moviemaking Mind Media and Literacy
Chapter Twenty-one: Reciprocity
Chapter Twenty-two: Empowerment
Chapter Twenty-three: Transformation
The Mess Is the Message Chapter Twenty-four: Motive
Chapter Twenty-five: Confabulation
Conclusion
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