Movie Maker Workshop

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Movie Maker Workshop

• By Nisa Peek Dr. Traci RedishKSU ETTC

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Introductions

• Where do you teach?
• What do you teach?
• Have you worked with Movie Maker or movie making
  software?
• What is your goal for this class?

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What do you think of when you hear the word
multimedia?
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Multimedia File Extensions

• File Formats - Word Document
• Streaming vs. Downloading
• Video Streaming and Downloading Example

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Storyboarding

• Contains a rough sketch or outline of the
  project.
• Timeline of the project.
• Helps to keep the developer on track.
• Ensures the intended audience understands the
  intent.
• May look like this

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4 Stages of a Multimedia Project

• Planning/Storyboarding
• Begins with an idea or need
• What materials should be included (i.e. graphics,
  design, music, video, etc.)
• Designing and Producing
• Performing each of the planned tasks.
• Be creative!
• Testing
• Make sure it works.
• On both platforms.
• Delivering
• Package and deliver.
• Auto play CD or DVD.
• Instructions on any special software needed.

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Video Space Requirements

• For every hour of captured 12-13 Gigabytes of
  disk space is needed.
• For every minute captured .2 gigabytes of disk
  space is needed. (12/60 minutes)
• See Byte Converter on website for various
  conversions.
• After project has been rendered into a Movie. It
  will be compressed. When downloading a
  compressed movie the rule of thumb is1 Minute
  of Video 2 MB

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