As part of the History for Music Lovers project, I wrote the lyrics to this song parody of The Kink’s “Come Dancin’ a while ago and the other half of Historyteachers, Herb Mahelona, recorded it. Originally I had wanted a student to animate it, or to try out Lego stop motion. But after putting that on hold for a while and viewing some cool lyric videos (Katy Perry’s “Birthday” in particular), I thought it might be nice to crowdsource submissions for each lyric line from students around the world (spirit of circumnavigation).
https://soundcloud.com/historyteacherz/magellan
Each video submission must be 1 line only, though you are welcome to submit more.
I will also need footage for the musical interludes…
Be as creative as you like…just make sure all the lyrics are written out in some way, and they are clear to see
Check spelling – first version will be in English but I will take other languages so that we can have translated versions
Please export in the highest quality possible and post to YouTube (be sure it’s public)
Let me know- send to amyburvall@gmail.com or tweet to @amyburvall with #magellanvideo
Be sure to include,your name, age (if you desire), school and/or city/country. You can be as open as you feel comfortable, I just want to be able to give you credit.
What next?
I will choose my favourites and splice together in the final video with credit to you. You’ll get a special Thank You message and if I don’t use your footage it might appear in alternate videos!
Good luck and I am looking forward to checking out your creative submissions!
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My husband & I teach at the same high school. I teach art, he teaches history — we can’t wait to make a video (or two)!