Title: My Best Learning Experience; Title Screen

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Title Screen

Text:Black Screen with text popping up saying “My Best Learning Experience”

Visual:Black screen with words of title “Army Basic Combat Training”Transition to picture of Fort Jackson Reception sign

Audio: Song in background for 13 seconds Pearl Jam – Army ReserveAfter the music stops, the Narration starts welcoming you to Basic Training

• Text: There will not be any text during this section• Visual: A set of pictures from reception will transition using

different effects• Audio: There will be narration throughout this entire section

describing different tasks being done in the pictures

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 1 Section 1 Reception

• Text: Text will fly in saying Weeks “1-3 Red Phase”• Visual: The screen will be red with some text flying in• Audio: More Narration reading the title screen and describing

what will happen next

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 2 Red phase Title

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 2 Red phase Section 1 Shark attack

• Text: There will be no text in this section until the last picture where it will read “M16”

• Visual: Pictures of Recruits getting off the bus, standing in formation, and getting yelled at. Also a picture introducing you to the weapon• Audio: The audio in this section will be from clippings from a

YouTube clip. The point of this audio is to demonstrate the stress from meeting your Drill Sergeants

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 2 Red phase Section 2 Training

• Text: Text will appear on each picture to label the picture “Confidence Course”, “Gas Chamber”, “Combatives”, “Victory Tower”• Visual: photos transitioning showing a part of each training

exercise.• Audio: Narration just re-stating what the text says.

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 3 White Phase Title Screen.

• Text: The text for this slide will slide in and read “Weeks 4-6 White Phase.

• Visual: It will be a White screen with text flying in• Audio: More Narration just describing White phase and the

tasks to be completed

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 3 White Phase Section 1 BRM

• Text: No text will be displayed during this section, just narration• Visual: Picture Introducing the M16 again, followed by pictures

of shooting and cleaning weapons. The last picture will be grenade training which is a fun but nerve racking day

• Audio: Narration talking about how white phase is nothing but training and cleaning your weapon, and at the end you

get to change pace and qualify with grenades.

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 4 Blue Phase Title Page

• Text: The Text will read “Weeks 7-9 Blue Phase”• Visual: Blue Screen with text flying in • Audio: Narration saying this is the last step to your training, that

you only have two final things to complete

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 4 Blue Phase Section 1 APFT

• Text: No text for this section• Visual: Pictures of the three events of the APFT• Audio: Narration defining what APFT stands for, Army physical

fitness test, and then the three requirements.

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 4 Blue Phase Section 2 Field Experience

• Text: No text for this section• Visual: Pictures of the field training exercise, and soldiers

developing strategies. Followed by a picture of a ruck march.

• Audio: Narration talking about what is required for you to complete this part of the training.

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 5 Graduation Title Page

• Text: text saying “week 10 Graduation”• Visual: Green background with the text flying in.• Audio: Narration reading the text, and saying that you have now

completed all your training.

Title: My Best Learning Experience; Chapter 5 Graduation Section 1 Ceremony

• Text: No text in this section• Visual: Pictures of the graduation ceremony that transitions

using different animations.• Audio: First Narration of the pictures describing the feelings of

pride after graduation. Followed by an audio clip that is Soldiers Shouting “We Are American Soldiers”