Do you have video that you would like to edit and present to your students? This short course is designed to provide entry-level video editing skills using Windows Movie Maker on a PC. This session will be almost entirely hands-on, and participants will learn to use Windows Movie Maker to capture, edit, and export video as well as the concepts and skills needed to successfully approach the video editing process. This session can be seen as a companion to FDI's "Video Production: Planning and Shooting Digital Video" short course. Please note: Windows Movie Maker is now a free download from Microsoft.
Workshop Assumptions:
• Participants should have a basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows XP.
• Participants should have basic experience of shooting videos.
Workshop Objectives:
• Provide an overview of Windows Media Maker.
• Provide an overview of the Interface.
• Discuss how to import video from various sources using Movie Maker.
• Provide hands-on activities that will familiarize the participants on how to
i. Edit a Video Clip
ii. Add Effects and Transitions
iii. Add background audio
iv. Export the finished movie
Instructional Outcomes:
• Participants will be familiar with the interface of Windows Movie Maker.
• Participants will be aware of how to import Video using Movie Maker.
• Participants will be able to create a movie using Windows Movie Maker.