Windows Movie Maker 2.1 : 7 results priced between £5.00 and £25.00

Teaches you the best ways to import and edit footage; make titles, credits and captions; create scene transitions; add soundtracks and voiceovers; and premiere your movie on CD, DVD, or the Web. The author's website keeps you up to date on the latest hardware, file format, and other digital video topics that are evolving.

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Navigate with ease through Movie Maker's buttons, toolbars, and commands Get a grip on this new video–editing tool with this friendly guide. Inside, you'll find pointers on recording and customizing all kinds of video and sound projects to share with friends and family. These pages are loaded with tips on shooting good video, editing footage from your Web cam, and more.

Microsoft Windows" Movie Maker BASICS teaches readers how to create professional-looking movies and slide shows, complete with design elements such as transitions and sound. The text includes all of the information needed to master skills from importing media from various sources to publishing content to a variety of channels, and everything in between. The BASICS series suits many learning styles and provides several projects for a hands-on learning experience. Although introductory in nature, this...

Windows Live Movie Maker is a small but powerful movie editing application from Microsoft. It is a complete rewrite of the old Movie Maker software with a new audience in mind. The focus of this new edition is on giving you the power to quickly create movies and slideshows to share with your friends and family. The movies can be a combination of your favorite pictures and home movies set to your own soundtrack. You can add cool effects to transition between scenes, and captions to add a narrative...

Teaches you the best ways to import and edit footage; make titles, credits and captions; create scene transitions; add soundtracks and voiceovers; and premiere your movie on CD, DVD, or the Web. The authors website keeps you up to date on the latest hardware, file format, and other digital video topics that are evolving.