This sweet video shows how easy it is to create digital stories with Windows MovieMaker by scanning in a few images and adding a voiceover. Hope you find it inspiring too.
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08/02/2008
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Great movie. Thank you for posting it. Please consider submitting post to digital storytelling blog carnival: http://tinyurl.com/yvget8
Posted by: Mathew | 10/02/2008 at 23:39
Thanks for sharing the video.
A suggestion?
PhotoStory3 is a free download from Microsoft that is better suited for creating small movies with still images.
Easy to use and certainly easier for kids than MovieMaker, in my view.
:)
Take care
Kevin
Posted by: Kevin H | 15/02/2008 at 22:45