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TA-DAA~ Inilah Ideku Lalala :D

Hehehe... Jadinya muncul lagi nih aku :D padahal ujiannya dilanjut besok Senin >.< tapi gapapa deh :D toh, memang aku suka nulis-nulis. Semisal nggak nulis di blog, pasti di mimpi juga aku lagi nulis :D
Ok, langsung saja, karena aku tertarik untuk ikut ekskul video bareng Kevin Anggara, jadiii... Yahh, aku langsung ngetik ideku ini disini :)
"Ekskul Bikin Video Bareng Kevin adalah sebuah wadah untuk menjaring pelajar-pelajar kreatif yang memiliki minat dan bakat dalam membuat gambar bergerak atau video." 
Dikutip dari www.kevinanggara.com

Hohohoho... Begitu baca kalimat itu aja aku udah tertarik banget! Karena aku memang suka edit video dan rekam video, selain menulis. Aku mau belajar dari Kevin Anggara, selain dari tutorial di Google ataupun YouTube. Kebetulan, aku juga habis bikin video di Instagram untuk pertama kalinya, judulnya 'Bikin Detox Water'. Video itu bener-bener terinspirasi dari kejadian yang kualami :D kalian bisa lihat langsung videonya di Instagramku yah, @KenniceSetiadi :D dan setelah bikin video itu, aku jadi pengen bikin lagii xD aw yeah!
Nah, sekarang ayo kita mulai bahas ideku untuk video 15 detik di Instagram! Sebelumnya, karena aku teringat bahwa sebentar lagi aku akan berkumpul bersama saudara-saudaraku yang masih kecil-kecil (baca: masih TK dan SD), jadi muncullah ide ini. Ide ini mengenai ekspektasi dan realita dari story telling ke anak-anak. Aku sendiri sebenernya juga bingung bedanya 'story telling' dan 'telling story', tolong yang tahu bedanya kasih tahu aku ya. Jangan tempe. Udah punya #jderrr.

Video Story Telling.
Premis: Kennice sedang melakukan story telling untuk anak-anak.
Sinopsis: Ekspektasi yang Kennice harapkan adalah anak-anak sangat tertarik mendengar cerita yang dibacakannya. Realitanya, mereka bahkan nggak mendengarkan, tapi tidur.
Setting: Ruang keluarga.
Jumlah pemain: 5 orang (4 orang anak-anak, 1 orang dewasa).
Peralatan: Sony Xperia C dan buku cerita.

Itulah ide dasarku. Selebihnya, setelah mengikuti ekskul dari Kevin, aku yakin bisa lebih greget hasilnya. Sebelum mengakhiri tulisan ini, aku ingin menyampaikan sesuatu ke kalian.

Buah manggis, warnanya ungu,
Buah pisang, warnanya kuning,
Kalau kamu ingin terhibur,
Beli aja bukunya Kevin!

With tempe! Aaaa (yang baca dari awal pasti ngerti kenapa)


 Have a nice day!~

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