60 DAYS WINDOWS VIDEO MEDIA TUTORIALS

This system is designed to help you get started using Microsoft Windows Movie Maker . It contains overview information and procedural steps for performing common task and making movies in Windows Movie Maker. The procedures describe how to use windows movie makers by using the menu commands; however, you can also perform many common tasks by using shortcut keys and buttons within the user interface.

So, I invite you to join me in getting regular daily tutorials for the next 60 days starting from tomorow.

Day 1
Topic to be covered are as stated below;
Getting started …………………………………………………………………………………………………….2
Key concepts
a) Understanding collections, projects, and movies
b) Understanding source files
c) Understanding capture devices
d) About saving a movie
e) Understanding video settings
f) Understanding connection speeds
g) Preparing to create your video
h) Creating and improving video
i) Compensating for flaws in video
j) Creating and improving audio

Understanding the Windows Movie Maker interface. ------------------------------------------------------------------ 3
a) About the menu bar and toolbar
b) About the panes.
c) About the storyboard and timeline
About the panes
a) About the Movie Tasks pane
b) About the Collections pane
c) About the Contents pane
d) About the monitor
About the storyboard and timeline
a. About the storyboard
b. About the timeline
Using Windows Movie Maker ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
a) Capturing video.
b) Taking pictures.
c) Importing existing digital media files.
d) Saving a project.
e) Previewing projects and clips.
f) Editing projects.
g) Editing clips.
h) Using video transitions, video effects, and titles.
i) Working with audio.
j) Organizing collections and clips.
k) Saving and sending movies.
l) Configuring options. Accessibility for people with disabilities --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
a) Accessibility features in Windows Movie Maker
b) Accessibility features in Windows Movie Maker Help
c) Accessible products and services from Microsoft