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[GlobalRoyal]

Tell me what you think of my video, i used Windows movie maker,

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYD14-D7Hc4[/ame]

If you have any solutions to making it better tell me k

I only made it a few mins long so...

 

[Anouthen]

It's pretty good for using Windows Movie Maker, but if you ever watch really well made together videos the editing is way better. That's because they use a more intensive video editor, I'd suggest looking at a better video editor if you want to make better looking videos.

 

[GlobalRoyal]

It's pretty good for using Windows Movie Maker, but if you ever watch really well made together videos the editing is way better. That's because they use a more intensive video editor, I'd suggest looking at a better video editor if you want to make better looking videos.

Well, i can't afford a good video editor like Sony Vegas nor' any other ones you have to buy.

 

[Erich]

What'd you use to record?

 

[GlobalRoyal]

What'd you use to record?

I used Xfire.

 

[Jomigirock]

I think you have a great start, my advice would be make sure you are organized when making a project. Also make sure you shoot a lot of captured footage so you can have enough footage to pull from. Only put the best of the best footage in your videos. Now being it movie maker is not an issue, I started with the same program. But ended up going to Film school to learn every aspect of film making and have worked on Final Cut Pro & Avid the professional stuff. Windows movie maker is a great free beginners tool to work with if you are really interested in editing. Another tip would be get friends to help record with you, so you can get as many angles and also learn aspect ratio's and file formats.