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Making your own movie with Live Movie Maker
#2 | 6:50 |
Wednesday April 28, 2010
Developer Junior
Wednesday April 28, 2010
Last episode, we made our own game with Kodu. Now, we can make a spin-off movie to build on our game's success
using Windows Live Movie Maker
. Joey deVilla runs Junior through the process ofcreating and editing movies with Windows Live Movie Maker
and sets him on his way to his 15 minutes of Internet fame.Download this episode now
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Show Notes
Windows Live Movie Maker
To add elements to your movie:
- Click on Add videos and photos under Home in the ribbon menu.
- Browse to the elements you want to add and drag them to your timeline.
To add a transition:
- Select Animations from the ribbon menu.
- Select the elements where you'd like the transition to appear.
- Click on the transition you want to add it to your movie.
To add video:
- Simply browse to the video file you want to add and drag and drop it into your movie.
To add credits:
- Click on Credits in the Home tab of the ribbon menu.
- Type in the information you want to appear in the credits.
To add music:
- Click on Add music in the Home tab of the ribbon menu.
To upload your video to YouTube:
- Simply click on the YouTube button under Sharing.
- Log in with your YouTube username and password or create a new account.
Free video editing software
To add elements to your movie:
- Click on Add videos and photos under Home in the ribbon menu.
- Browse to the elements you want to add and drag them to your timeline.
To add a transition:
- Select Animations from the ribbon menu.
- Select the elements where you'd like the transition to appear.
- Click on the transition you want to add it to your movie.
To add video:
- Simply browse to the video file you want to add and drag and drop it into your movie.
To add credits:
- Click on Credits in the Home tab of the ribbon menu.
- Type in the information you want to appear in the credits.
To add music:
- Click on Add music in the Home tab of the ribbon menu.
To upload your video to YouTube:
- Simply click on the YouTube button under Sharing.
- Log in with your YouTube username and password or create a new account.
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