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Introducing Windows Movie Maker

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Digital Story – Must Haves

Visuals - Images/Video Pieces Narration Music /Sound effects Title Credits Transitions between images

• Check Digital Story iRubric (w200 website)

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• Rationale for using Windows Movie Maker:• It is a FREE tool• It is relatively easy to use• It provides a variety of features (titles/ credits,

transitions, effects) to create a simple movie• iMovie tutorials and manuals are available on W200

week 4 website• Where to checkout equipment online: Click on this link

o (form located on W200 site, equipment pick up at ETS)

• Release form from Guardians/Parents for participants under 18.

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Overview of some of its functions:• Importing media (images, sounds, video, etc)• Timeline view • Effects (applied to slides)• Titles, on-screen text, and credits• Saving a project file (work in progress):

MSWMM file• Publishing your final project to movie

file: .WMV file

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Part 1. Importing your pictures to your project

1. Go to Movie Tasks on the left2. Choose Import Pictures3. Browse and choose the pictures from your

computer (You should have at least 5 images ready for practice)

4. In Storyboard view, drag your pictures in order to begin making your movie.

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Part 2: Inserting the“Title” and “Credits” pageso In Storyboard viewo “Edit” --> “Titles and Credits”o Make sure to have (1) title and (2) your name

on your title page

o Make sure to include credits for pictures, music, sounds, etc. THIS is where you will cite your sources.(!!! If you do not have enough space for credits, use

enter key to add more lines.)

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Part 3. Add narration to your movie•Storyboard view versus Timeline view

1.Import audio or music into Movie Maker.2.Browse and add your narration (.mp3) to your

project.3.In Timeline View, add your narration.4.Use the “Drag” function in Timeline view to adjust

the length of your images according to your narration.

You might need to use the split function to cut your narration.

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Part 4. Adding Effects and Transitions• When and why should you use these?

1. To Edit Movie >> View video effects from the left side

2. Drag the video effects to your picture3. Drag transitions in-between the

images in the storyboard view4. Play your movie to preview (before

saving!)

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Part 5. Publish your Movie without music• Make sure all your files are in the right place• Play and listen to it and view it before

publishing

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Part5 (Cont.). How to Publish your movie1.Go to File >> Publish Movie/Save movie file

(depends on the version of your movie maker)2.Make sure you save it to the desktop, and then

after you have published it, drag it to your flash/USB drive

3.Name it this way: DigitalStory_yourname_NoMusic4.Your finished file will be a WMV file, NOT a

MSWMM file5.Let’s try it together…

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Part 6. Add Music to your movie1. Create a new movie project2. Import your published movie file (with

narration) into the timeline3. Add music to the audio/music track4. Adjust the volume of your music to make

sure it is not too loud.

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• Part 7. Publish your Movie with musicMake sure you playback to preview your movie before you publish the final version.1. Go to File >> Publish Movie/Save movie file (depends on the version of your movie maker).2. Make sure you save it to the desktop, and then after you have published it, drag it to your flash/USB drive.3. Name it this way: DigitalStory_yourname

• Now you are ready to upload your movie to YouTube.

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Finishing Up

Part 8. Upload your movie to YouTube1. Go to YouTube2. Login with the following account

Username: Password: Click on the Upload button

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