Windows Movie Maker

“Tomorrow is always the busiest day of the week”

I am doubtless. I don’t know how to start. I can’t manage my time perfectly—because there are so many things conspiring to prevent it.

(By the way, I attempted to write this blog on paper so I wouldn’t have to stare long at the screen thus minimizing the effects of the trouble I had last Friday) I told myself straight deal that I won’t bring work at home and do my work at the workplace. Sounds simple but don’t know if I can implement it.

Making movies with Windows Movie Maker is still new to me. I never had the chance to use it before. I am so confident about using MS PowerPoint when it comes to presentations. I’ve seen International organizations present in plain PowerPoint. But I just realized now that it's getting boring.
I had the chance to open the Windows Movie Maker yesterday. I think it has friendly interface. You can use Windows Movie Maker to capture audio and video to your computer from a video camera, Web camera, or other video source, and then use the captured content in your movies. You can also import existing audio, video, or still pictures into Windows Movie Maker to use in the movies you create.

I experimented by importing just few pictures, importing audio and using some of the built in video effects and transitions. And then maybe, I will try to record my voice.

I say it’s got more impact to the audience than the boring PowerPoint. If you’re imparting the same information to different type of audiences, let’s say about a disease, a program or services that you offer—then I recommend creating a movie about it.

I already think we will benefit from it at work even if I haven’t created a single movie yet. I hope I can download some free video effects, transitions and background sounds that I can use in my movie.

So, for the eager learners like me, “TODAY is the busiest day of the week”

Now, get to work!