Group Task, Fake New- CloneZone

PLAN:
1) An introduction of us saying what we're gonna do, and we're gonna list pros and cons

2) Record screen using fraps, going through fake news

3)Separately record a voice over using phone and then transfer the audio file into computer

4)Then over the screen recording, put the voice over audio over it (make sure it is in time though)




Alina: Hey guys, so today we're going to be talking about fake news, which is false information under the guise of news reporting. 

Honey n Kev: The pros of it is that you get a lot of money from doing fake news, it can be considered as entertainment - making up stories to entertain the audience, like a hobby.

Neila: However, in my opinion, I think that fake news is bad and has a negative impact, for example; it can literally spread false information all around the social media and can cause misunderstandings between the people who are involved. 



In the screen recording: http://clonezone.link/editclone; show how to clone:








"so a lot of people love to create fake news because it could be considered as a hobby, and we're gonna show you how to create fake news. So what you want to do is go to clonezone.link and type in any website you prefer, so for example, for fake news, we're going to use mailonline.com and choose a random article, and as you can see, the titles are highlighted and you can literally change it if you wanted to." <-- Put this over the screen recording


Final video: Fake news and how to create it


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