Part 1 Create both an outline and a script for your final project video. The outline should set the ...

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Part 1 Create both an outline and a script for your final project video. The outline should set the groundwork for your final project, including video goal, interview details, story arc, and video/audio ideas. The script should be thorough to include all scenes, time cues, audio cues, and video cues. Use the provided templates for your assignment. As a reminder, your final video project should be exactly 3 minutes and must include interview(s), multiple B-roll shots, multiple audio sources, and short ending credits. Therefore, your script should showcase the flow of your story with all of these details for each scene. Be sure to include the creative tactics that will make your video stand out. As discussed in the module, the script should help you be efficient in your production and be your guide to everything required. The more detailed and thorough the planning and scripting is, the better your final project should be. Note that you do not need to follow your submitted script exactly in your final video. The outline and script should be a guide for your production, but are also fluid to accommodate changes. Things will inevitably happen that may alter your interview subjects or video shoot ideas. This is part of the video production process. Part 2 Will create social media teasers that relate to or promote your final project video content. Teasers should relate to each other (like a multimedia campaign), elements should interest the target audience for your story, and the approach should vary based on the social channel. Two written posts with multimedia elements for X. Create one status update with a multimedia element for Facebook. Make one silent video of any length for Facebook. It should include text overlays. Produce one 10-15 second video for either Instagram or TikTok. Create one 10-30 second Instagram Story of at least 3 panels.