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Creating Multimedia: Advanced Level
Many computers and even smart phones now come built in with the capability to create and edit video. The best advice is to “just do it”. Your first attempts will not be “Oscar quality”, but things will improve with time.
Your local school district network, PBS station, or public access channel are all possibilities for displaying or distributing student works. Check too with your local TV stations. Many are looking for extra content to include in their secondary video channels.
Please note that these advanced tools can carry advanced price tags. As well as purchase price, these tools require a significant time commitment to learning and maybe even the services of a mentor.
Kdenlive is a free and full featured open source video editor that's gaining a lot of traction. Free and easy to use, Kdenlive is serious video editing software… learn more
Vimeo is another contender for hosting videos. While not as well known as YouTube, it has the advantage of being pretty much ad free and provides better video… learn more
Sharing your videos is easy now with sites like YouTube, which supports online digital video editing. This link can get you started quickly. While the ads can be… learn more
Ubuntu Studio is a version of Ubuntu Linux combined with a suite of the best open-source applications available for multimedia creation -- audio, video and graphics -- in… learn more
Making captivating videos has never been this easy. Movie Studio brings together efficient cutting tools, extensive optimization options and up to 1,500 effects and titles in a single,… learn more
