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Task Choose a topic and develop a video that reflects the differences between your chosen topic

Team members: 1. Will A (Knox)Skype Name: willjd1411: Dropbox: wadams18@knox.nsw.edu.au 2. Nic A (Knox) Skype Name: nicholasa380 School Email: nang18@knox.nsw.edu.au Dropbox: hiper390@gmail.com 3.Zach G (BCS)skypename: zag1zag1 4.Sid B (BCS)Skype name: sidbostek E-mail: seb2@birmingham.k12.mi.us

Introduction video: Something to include could be:About your school,Some of your like and dislikesAny sports of hobbies that you haveSomething particular to Australia

Knox student's introduction video

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Topic: Sports in The United Sates vs Australia

Storyboard:

Script: Script: remember your script is collaborative, therefore be accepting of changes that may be made. You need to somewhat flexible in your ideas and concepts. Sports in Australia and America

Characters: William (Knox) Nicholas (Knox)

Sid (BCS) Zach (BCS) Symbols and meanings: Pink is Music Camera action is blue Title/Subtitle is green Stage Action is Maroon

(Camera: Pan across Knox 1 and camera pan of bcs (Insert Sport Here) pitch) (Title: the difference between Australian and American sport) || Aa by Nick (continue through scene 2 but decrease in volume) No dialogue || (Green screen of AFL/Rugby game and of a Video playing of Baseball, Hockey) (Holding sports gear from respective sports) || William: In Australia, two popular sports are… Nicholas: AFL (Australian Football legue) and Rugby Union. Sid: In America we like to play… Zach: Baseball and winter sports like Hockey William: These sports have many differences... Nicholas: And similarities Sid: For example: Basket ball, Baseball, football (Which we also have in the US) and Rugby all involve using balls of different shapes and sizes. Baseball and football both involve getting players from one place to another. However, Hockey involves a puck and sports like skeeing and snowboarding are about style. || (Camera Shot of spectators and fans) for zach/sids part pro basketball shot and our basketball shot || Nicholas: Some of us take sports very seriously, and others are more relaxed, but almost every person in Australia will get up and support a team or a league. William: Many australian children participate in many different sports, which fosters a love and appreciation for sport. It also teaches good sportsman ship. These sports are either done through school or through a club. (American input needed)
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Zach: in america we are very serious about college sports for example in march we have a college basketball tournament called march maddness in march madness adults try to predict the winners by making brackets and betting money on them.

Sid :almost everyone watches march madness it is not only fun and intense to watch it also is a chance to make some extra money. || (camera shot of sport games)
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(Throwing Rugby and AFL ball around) || Nicholas: The rules of AFL Are as follows...

1. There are 4 goals. 2 on the side and 2 in the middle. When the AFL ball gets kicked onto the side goal posts, it is 1 point but when it is kicked into the 2 main goal posts which are taller, it is 6 points. 2. The ball can be only carried for 15 steps 3. If the ball is handballed into the goal it only counts as 1 point 4. If the ball is kicked over 15 meters, and another player catches the ball, it is called a mark. A mark allows the player to freely kick the ball with no one tackling him. 5. When a mark is in play the player cannot hold it for longer than 30 seconds or the umpire will call play on and the player holding the ball can get tackled. 6. If a player is tackled by another player above the shoulder, this is a penalty and a free kick is awarded to the player who was tackled The only protective gearing that AFL players can ware is a mouth guard that protects the players mouth and teeth, a shin pads despite the players getting pretty hard tackles.

William: Rugby is played on a 100 by 50 metre pitch with two try lines at each end. To score points you have to put the ball down on the try line of your opposing team which is like NFL. The team without the ball's goal is to prevent your team from scoring. Rugby is played with 15 players, each holding an essential position. These positions are split into the backs and forwards, with the backs controlling the ball and the forwards securing the ball. In rugby you cant pass the ball forwards, takle above the badge or tackle someone without the ball. William: This is how you pass a ball in rugby (Demonstrate) Nicholas: This is how you pass a ball in AFL (Demonstrate) Zach: The way you score in Rugby is very different than how you score in Baseball. Sid: In baseball its all about getting the players to home base in order to score wheras in Rugby its you have to get the ball to the line to score. || (camera shot of sport games) (Similarities[lis]) || Sid: Skiing is a recreational activity as well as a sport. Competitive types of skiing are [|slalom], [|Super-G], [|Downhill], and [|disabled skiing]. zach: In slalom you have to ski down a hill through a series of flags without hitting them or gowing outside. Downhill is extremely high speed racing. Disabled skiing is skiing for people with disabilities. Zack: These styles also apply to snow boarding. || (videos of pro skiing and pro snowboarding/snowboarding attempts by us) || Sid: These are some videos of pro skiing and snowboarding. zack: As you can see, were not as skilled as them. || Sid: In curling the players slide stones down an icy track towards a target at the end. Zach: Figure skating is an artful form of skating that is judged by the performance of the skaters. Sid: Bobsledding is a form of sledding where you sled at high speeds down a narrow icy track. Zach: Luge is a form of sledding where you go as fast as you can on a very small toboggan down an icy track. Sid: Skeleton is a form of sledding where the person lies face down on their sled. Zach: Speed skating is where you race around a rink against others. will/nic: some other australian sports unmentioned || (camera shot of us) (Credits) will write script when finished with project || Nicholas: (reflection) William: (reflection) Zach: (reflection) Sid: (reflection) ||  ||   ||   || Please let us do sport. I have already dome some work on it as you can see
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