Lesson 7 – trailer wmm

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Module Two – Independent Readers

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Library lesson (2/2) which involves creating a book trailer using Powerpoint and Windows Movie Maker

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Module Two – Independent Readers

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Module Outcomes

• To develop your independent reading• To set reading targets• To talk about the things you like to read• To create new ways of recommending books

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Lesson Seven – Learning Objective

• To learn how to create a book trailer using Powerpoint and Windows Movie Maker

• To use my IT skills to create something new

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So far…

• Created a powerpoint slideshow for your book trailer– Saved the file as JPEG

• Found and saved music to add to your trailer

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Creating a movie trailer

• We are going to use Windows Movie Maker to create a movie from the slideshow

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Open Window Movie Maker

• Start > Programs > Windows Movie Maker

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Select your pictures

• Under Capture Video, choose Import Pictures• Find your slideshow pictures • Highlight them all• Click import

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Add music

• Click Import music or audio• Find your music file and click import

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Start creating you movie

• Drag and drop the slides from your collection into the timeline

• Add your music too

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Editing

• You have added – All your slides in order– Your music/soundtrack

• Choose Video Transitions for each change of slide

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Review your work

• Preview your video to make sure you are happy with it

• Click Video, then play your video in the viewer

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Save your trailer

• Click File > Save Movie File