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Digital Storytelling with Movie Maker Created by PPS Technology Department for use with Summer Dreamers Academy –Adapted for teacher training
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Getting Started with Movie Maker
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Inserting Media into your Movie Maker Project Gather all media into a single folder Task 1: Capture video Import video, pictures AND audio files.
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Inserting Media into your Movie Maker Project Imported media will be in your Collection pane Items can be selected individually, by using CTRL +, Select All, etc.
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Inserting Media into your Movie Maker Project Imported video automatically gets clipped into segments. – When placed side-by-side in the project, there will be seamless transition NOTE: Windows Movie Maker DOES NOT accept.mp4 video.
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Saving your Project Save your EDITABLE (*.MSWMM) project frequently. Place this file in your Movie Projects folder with the rest of your media. A RED X will show up on items that cannot be located and will need to Browse for it.
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From Storyboard to Digital Story Using your storyboard, pull your media down from the Collections pane into the Timeline or Storyboard view. Media in Timeline View Media in Storyboard View
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Editing your Movie Task 2: Edit Movie In Storyboard view, add video effects to the and video transitions to the. Add title slides to explain your media. Place before or on the item you choose. A credit slide should ALWAYS be created for your movie and should be placed at the end.
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Digital Citizenship Reminder Make sure to cite all of the sources for pictures, videos, and links for music & sounds – Rule of thumb: If you didn’t create it from scratch, it needs a citation. – Rolling credits or a Credits slide are a quick and easy way to cite all of your sources Students names : Use First Name or First Name and Last Initial only (for privacy)
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Saving your Project/Movie Save your project frequently (*.MSWMM) – Go to File> Save Project – CTRL+S – Can still be edited or make changes to the file Your final movie project (*.mov) – Task 3: Finish Movie> Save to my computer – Can no longer be edited without pulling it back into Movie Maker to be remixed.
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Producing your Movie Task 3: Finish Movie – Choose Save to my computer. – Using the Save Movie Wizard, to finish your movie.
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Producing your Movie
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Resources Storyboards http://accad.osu.edu/womenandtech/Storyboard%20Resource/ http://accad.osu.edu/womenandtech/Storyboard%20Resource/ Online storyboarding with DigiDif http://users.altec.org/~scherrer/digi_dif/storyboard_wrap.htm http://users.altec.org/~scherrer/digi_dif/storyboard_wrap.htm Tech Tools for Teachers (and Students!) http://tiny.cc/t3http://tiny.cc/t3 Digitales – The Art of Telling Digital Stories http://www.digitales.us/ http://www.digitales.us/ ClipTraining – Movie Maker and Audacity http://psd.cliptraining.com/toc.cfm?category_id=61 http://psd.cliptraining.com/toc.cfm?category_id=61
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