1. Windows Movie Maker Tutorial By Glen Smith
Macquarie ICT Innovations Centre
and Curl Curl North Public School

2. Importing and Organising Clips

3. Go to videos to look for
video files on computer

5. Select the clips
you want to use
Then press

6. Select storyboard view

7. Select as many clips
as you want and drag
them into your storyboard

8. Arrange in any order you want by clicking and dragging to a new place on your storyboard

9. Cropping and TrimmingClips

10. Go to timeline view.
This view shows the clips length

11. Select the clip you would like to trim
Drag sides to take away the end or beginning

12. Or if you want to split a clip in half
Move green
line to where
you want
it split
Press split
Original clip becomes
split into 2 clips

13. Adding titles
and credits

14. I prefer to use storyboard view

15. Decided where you want your title

16. Type in what you
want the title to be

18. When finished

19. It has now been added
to your storyboard

20. Now with credits it's almost exactly the same.

21. Do the same thing you did for the title

22. Now you have credits added

23. Adding
transitions

25. Choose the transition
you want to use and
then drag and drop into box between clips

26. Transition now added
Now repeat with
the rest of them

27. Adding special effects

28. Choose the effects
you want to place
with each clip

29. Drag and drop onto the star

30. You can have up to 2 effects for each clip Now repeat with
Drag and drop onto the star
Now repeat with
the rest of them
You can have up to 2
effects for each clip

31. Adding audio
and narration

32. Choose the music files
you want for the movie

33. It will now show up in
your imported media

34. Drag this audio
file down
into the
audio/music layer

35. Now added in
audio/music layer
Drag clip to put it where you want the track to start

36. Pull handles toward the centre to shorten or trim your clip

37. Then overlapped the 2 tracks so you couldn't really tell
My clip wasn't long enough so I added another
one so that I could get right to the end.

38. My movie is now finished and ready for exporting