We will cover how to import an image, a photo, a video, and an audio clip into Windows Movie Maker’s Collection window.

Part A Sample

VideoAnimationAudio

Image

Photograph

Step. 1PART APART A Step 1

Go to <File> and select <Import into Collections>

Locate the folder that contains all your media files for the WMM project.

PART A Step 2

Locate the folder with all your multimedia files.

Locate the mediafiles you created in the

Capture Tutorial.

Choose one image and click on <Import>

PART A Step 3

Now, it should appear in the

Collection Pane.

Click and drag the image into

the Video section of the

Timeline

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The image should now appear

in the Timeline.

PART A Step 4

Last, import an image and a picture you may have into the Collection Pane. I added two make to provide more visual references.

Pull down the other two images.

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Last, import any extra images and pictures you may have into the Collection Collection Pane.

Pull down the other two images.

PART A Step 5

Now import an audio file.

You should be able to see a music symbol in the Collection Pane.

Drag the audio clip intoAudio/Music section.

PART A Step 6

Now it’s time for the animation The animation and video gets t a bit tricky. Because the files are larger than the images and photos, WMM will automatically create a new Collection.

PART A Step 6 Continued

Last, the animation & video imports will get a bit tricky. Because animation and video files are larger than images and photos, WMM will automatically create a new Collection once you import them.

PART A Step 6 Continued

Presto! You now just imported

your first animation video

into WMM. Notice that there is

A sound track? That’s because the animation includes sound effects, so it will automatically appear in the Audio section.

PART A Step 7

Finally. We are on our last media file… video! Go ahead

and import the video file.

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Finally. We are on our last media file… video! Repeat

everything you did for the animation clip to the video.

PART A

Congratulations! You are now done with Part A of Editing. Click on Part B below to advance to the next section.

Finish