We are going into the season of reruns, so I thought I would rerun a blast from the past.
We did a class on Windows Movie Maker last session. I had a lot of fun with the class and I hope you did too. I would like to post any movies or slide shows any of the students made on this blog if you wouldn't mind making it public. If you have a video you would like to share just email me at ajlinds@yahoo and I will show you how.
For those of you who didn't take the class here are the steps and the way I put this video together.
It started with the music track which was a 45 record. I converted it to a digital file. (incidently the record is probably over 40 years old. )
I put the file in the music track.
Then I went on the internet and found the pictures of the sights in Little Rock that are mentioned in the song and a few more.
I found all the sights except for one (Boy's Club) I still don't know why it was significant enough to be mentioned in the song.
I then inserted the pictures at the appropriate spot. Dragging them longer if needed to fit the music.
I added a few transitions and title effects and saved my work. Then I up loaded it to You Tube so it could be shared on the internet. Here is the results:
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