Research Items

With help from my cousin, James Garcia, I was able to find references that might be of assistance for the development of my video.

Books
*Directing the Documentary

*Documentary Storytelling (This is the textbook he used for one of his videography classes. He says it's an excellent book.)

*Physics for Every Kid

*Isaac Newton and Physics for Kids

*The Cartoon Guide to Physics (He had this book when he was a kid. Very fun, and explains physics in a way that any kid could understand. Plus, it comes with tons of drawings.)

*The Way Things Work (While not specifically a Physics book, it explains a lot of basic concepts in mechanical engineering. This one also has tons of illustrations I could use.)

Web Sites
*spoke.com (five must have documentary books)

*documentary.org (IDA resources page, tons of resources for making documentaries)

*physics4kids.com (lots of fun facts, quizzes, activities, plus links to other sites with similar resources)

*sciencekids.co.nz/physics.html (videos, illustrations, etc. Lots of free content)

Essay
*My First Film