What's the fastest way to Build up a Film?
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If you plan to inspect the film, building to a 6000 foot reel on a rewind bench is best.  If it is a new film (unprojected, new from the distributer) reel by reel to the platter is good.
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The easiest to use is the one that comes installed with XP. Goto Start > Run > moviemk \nand press enter.
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hahah you need to try this, it will create a clear concept \nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3072/camera2.html\n\ncamtasia is world best software to record from screen moving images.\n\nfor current screen use simple printscreen button near scroll lock and paste to ms paint.
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if you have xp pro you can go to windows movie maker and make them i like useing nero they have a good program
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You can buy books on the subject or study at college. Free?, fat chance.\n  But the best Advice I will give you (for free) is to grab a decent camcorder and get out there.\n  To begin with just practice filming random things and cutting them together (a good digital editing programme is a must)\n  But the best thing to do once you want to make THAT documentary is to PLAN PLAN PLAN.. know evrey shot and interview. Picture how you want that film to look and sound before you think about heading out to film.. otherwise you will sit in the Edit and think.. I shoulda filmed "this" or "that"\n\n  At the end of the day.. film making is an Art and a Trade.. there is no quick fix. You need to spend time learning techniques and tricks that can't  be taught in 5 mins or eveb a quick answer.\n  Best palce to start right now is watch as many documentaries that interest you and take notes.. right down the narrative ( how the doc is structered) what do you see what do you hear and how does this relate to the subject.
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make a: \n-computer animation\n-slideshow\n-movie
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Try ULEAD Video Studio.  It's really easy!!
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depends on the type of film you're making\nwhen I made a trailer for media studies, it was hard work, the amount of editing that has to be done is unbelievable
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well check if you have window movie maker that would help you, you can record while your movie plays Good luck know and take it easy
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There are many ways to do it. If you have Windows XP you probably already have Windows Movie Maker that comes with a wizard to do just that. Some PC also come preloaded with PowerPoint which can also be used for that purpose.
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my friend took this class  while she was in college. The basics are just as you describe, take pictures and play them in order. It gets a little more complicated though. The camera she used was called a lunchbox which is used alot for stopmotion animation. It takes 64 pictures to create one second of film. Along with all the moves we had to make, a 15 second film took us about 3.5 hours.
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The cheapest route would probably to get a Mac computer and use iMovie a program that comes with all Macs).  Also for Macs is editing software called "Final Cut Pro."  It's very expensive ($1200) but it's what the pros use.
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Cable modem is the fastest connection speed. If you have that and still have problems run crap cleaner on you system with the link below. Read the information on it first to see what all it does. It may help if you start the movie and then pause it for a while before trying to watch it\n\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/
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get an app called fraps ... record the flightsim game as ur playing it .... convert to vcd mpeg1 in tmpgenc ... use the source range to edit and trim it up in tmpgenc...use the mpeg tools to splice more than one piece together ... you can get slightly higher quality if you use mpeg2 dvd settings but it will make it too large unless its a short clip ...
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The two popular methods being used today to condense movies is DivX and XviD.\n\nCheck out the following website to get all the information and tools you need for this...
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You have to shoot photos of it at specific degreed angles, like every 10 or 15 degrees, then pull them together into flash and have the control swap the picture depending on what the control is (Like a slider bar that lets you scroll between images). It's not that hard, except for taking the pictures. 15 degree turns would be 24 pictures, and could make the movie a little big, so I would shrink them down a bit and compress them.