Windows Movie Maker 2

Zero to hero

Jon Bounds, John Buechler, Jen deHaan

264 pages, parution le 26/08/2003

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Résumé

You've seen the promises in the advertising: Microsoft's free Movie Maker 2 will make it simple to capture, edit and share your home movies. We agree, but how do you know where to start, or where you're going? The answer is Windows Movie Maker 2 Zero to Hero, which will take you from filming your movie (with useful tips to improve the quality) through editing and adding effects, to premiering your masterpiece to your friends and family.

You'll learn how to produce professional looking films, with effects and transitions like those you see on TV, and how to show them off. Send them by e-mail, post them to web sites, copy them to a CD, or even make your own DVD! Zero to Hero is more than a catchy slogan and an opportunity for puns and graphical representations of tights, capes, and phone booths. It's a style of learning designed by friends of ED to reach beyond dry technical explanations and dusty old authors who don't know how it is for real users and wouldn't know good design if it slapped them round the face with a wet fish.

With a Zero to Hero book you can choose how you learn. You can choose to learn everything you need to know about Windows Movie Maker 2 by working through the first section of the book from start to finish. Alternatively you can dive straight in to the inspirational 'Hero' chapters and refer back as and when you need. Then later, when you're a hero yourself, the book is easily used as a reference tool.

When you're done you'll be ready to wear your underwear on the outside, metaphorically speaking of course.

Introduction
Shooting your footage
Capturing video and importing files
Collections and projects
Transitions
Editing clips
Video effects
Audio editing
Titles and credits
Saving and sharing movies
E-mailing a video postcard
Editing a vacation movie
Videotaping an event
Producing a short movie for the web

Index

L'auteur - Jen deHaan

Jen deHaan is a freelance web designer/developer based in Calgary. She has been involved in writing, contributing to, or editing many computer books on Flash, ActionScript, digital video, and ColdFusion in 2002. She has co-authored three books on ActionScript for friend of ED Flash MX Designers ActionScript Reference, ActionScript Zero to Hero, and Flash MX Most Wanted Components. She was also a co-author of the ColdFusion Developers Handbook (Sybex).

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Friendsof ED
Auteur(s)	Jon Bounds, John Buechler, Jen deHaan
Parution	26/08/2003
Nb. de pages	264
Format	19 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	655g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9781590591499