If you're at a bit of a loose end, National Geographic have a nice video editing site which shows how students can use a basic timeline to create a movie from video and audio clips.
It's a great introduction to a timeline editor and a useful exercise in matching the video content to an appropriate soundtrack. Try adding the video clips first and watching your movie. Then add some music and see what difference it makes to the overall feel of the clip.
P3 have tried out the site with great success although the sharing and saving element was a little unreliable.
Have a go and see if you can share your movie. You can find the site here!
It's a great introduction to a timeline editor and a useful exercise in matching the video content to an appropriate soundtrack. Try adding the video clips first and watching your movie. Then add some music and see what difference it makes to the overall feel of the clip.
P3 have tried out the site with great success although the sharing and saving element was a little unreliable.
Have a go and see if you can share your movie. You can find the site here!
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