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Good news! Good news! MovieMaker is back!! Well, not really, but the Video Editor app in Windows is (IMO) even better. Below are the steps to get you started…
(NOTE: I recommend that you follow @VideoEditorEDU on Twitter for lots of tips and tricks!)
In the “Search” window, type “Video Editor.”
When the program opens, you can select “New Project” or continue editing a project that you’ve been editing.
Use the “+ Add” to bring video clips and pictures from your computer.
Simply drag the clips into the timeline across the bottom to begin editing.
With a double click on the video/picture in the timeline, you have editing options – trim, split, volume, motion, text…just to name a few.
The text options are great! Lots of fonts, backgrounds and music.
When your project is complete, simply click “Finish Video” in the top right corner to save.
