Video Promo Plan: Audiobooks and Art Club Concept / Goal Program Name: Audiobooks and Art Club Goal Beyond Promotion: Inspire students to join by reliving the joy of storytime. Emphasize the educational value of audiobooks for reading comprehension and exposure to new perspectives. Advocate for arts and literacy in schools despite potential budget cuts. Target Audience: Middle and high school students, as well as teachers/librarians who want engaging extracurricular programs. Success Outcome: Students are excited to attend, and teachers see it as a resource to support literacy and creativity. Technology Video editing software: iMovie, Adobe Premiere Rush, or Canva Video (low learning curve, good visuals). Visuals: Stock footage or library shots of students listening, reading, and creating art; photos of completed art projects; audiobook covers. Music: Light, uplifting, playful instrumental background music to match “storytime nostalgia.” Video Structure (2 minutes) Opening (0:00–0:20) Visual: Students sitting in a cozy corner, listening with headphones or a small group with a teacher reading aloud. Narration / Script: "Remember storytime as a kid? Relive that joy with Audiobooks and Art Club!" Text Overlay: “Audiobooks and Art Club – Listen. Create. Imagine.” Middle Section: What We Do (0:20–1:20) Visuals: Students listening to audiobooks. Crafting themed art projects: painting, clay modeling, digital art, or mixed media. Close-ups of finished projects. Narration / Script: "At Audiobooks and Art Club, we listen to a new audiobook each month and complete a themed craft in various mediums. Relax, listen to a story, and let your imagination run wild!" "Audiobooks are a powerful way to explore new perspectives while strengthening reading comprehension skills. Studies show that listening to texts is just as effective as reading them." Text Overlay / Quick Stats: “Boosts comprehension” “Fosters creativity” “Explores diverse perspectives” Middle Section: Importance / Advocacy (1:20–1:50) Visual: Montage of students smiling, showing art, reading; some school/library shots. Narration / Script: "At a time when education budgets are under threat, it’s more important than ever to champion arts and literacy programs in schools. Audiobooks and Art Club brings stories and creativity to life, making learning fun and meaningful." Text Overlay: “Champion Arts & Literacy in Schools!” Closing / Call to Action (1:50–2:00) Visual: Club logo / students waving / colorful montage of projects. Narration / Script: "Join us at Audiobooks and Art Club—where stories spark creativity, and every craft tells a tale. Sign up today!" Text Overlay: “Sign up at your school library! Follow us for updates.” Additional Notes Music: Light, playful, uplifting; fade out at the end. Distribution: Upload as MP4 to your course platform with team member credits, title, and description. Credits Overlay: “Produced by [Team Members], Audiobooks and Art Club Promo, [School Name] Library.”

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