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Beginner

• Get a Digital Video Camera, and Record a Video

  • Choose the Digital Video Camera That's Right for You

  • Play with Your Video Camera, and Make a Video

• Make Sure You Have What You Need to Connect Your Video Camera and Computer

• Download Windows Movie Maker 2 for Windows XP

• Make a Movie from Your Video Footage

  • Connect Your Camera to Your Computer

  • Transfer Video from Your Camera to Your Computer

  • Create Your Movie

• Save and Share Your Movie

Intermediate

• Understanding Editing

  • The Importance of Editing

  • Auto-editing and Manual Editing

  • Creating Clips

  • Trimming Audio and Video Clips

• Building Your Movie

  • See It in Action, Then Do It Yourself: Make Movies Like a Pro

  • AutoMovie Makes It Easy

  • Creating Video Transitions

  • Adding Video Effects to Your Movies

• Working with Sound

  • What to Consider for Getting the Best Sound

  • Adding Music to Your Home Movies

  • Add Narration to Your Home Movies

  • Use Audio Only

  • Inserting Sound Effects, Music, and Other Audio Anywhere in Your Movie

  • Using Music with Your Narration

• Working with Titles and Credits

  • Adding Titles and Credits

  • Add Effects to Titles

  • Use Webdings in Titles

  • Combining Title Animations

• Saving and Sharing Your Movies

  • Save a Movie for Playback on a Recordable CD

  • Send a Movie in E–mail

  • Transferring Your Movies Back to your Digital Video Camera

  • Burning DVDs with Windows Movie Maker 2

• Windows Movie Maker 2 Tips & Tricks

  • Copy Video Effects Quickly

  • Make Freeze Frame Video

  • Make a Stop-Motion Movie Quickly

  • Reverse a Stop-Motion Movie

  • Speed Up Video

  • Add Narration and Music to Your Slideshows

  • Capturing Single Frames from Your Video

  • Adding Title Animations to Your Video Transitions

Expert

• Beyond the Basics

  • Movie Making 101

  • Create Custom Profiles for Windows Movie Maker 2 Using Windows Media Profile Editor

  • Post Your Movies to a Web Site with Windows Movie Maker 2

  • Digital Video Compression Explained

• Making Better Movies

  • How Composition and Lighting Can Help You Make Better Movies

  • Planning For What You Want to Capture: Exploring the Possibilities

• What the Windows XP Experts Say

  • Capturing Video from Digital Sources

  • Capturing Video from Analog Sources

  • Streaming Wireless Video

  • Fix Movie Interference in AVI Files

  • Change Transfer Mode Settings on DVD–ROM

  • Using the Right Hardware for a Great Video Editing Experience

  • Storing Your Digital Video Masterpiece

  • Computing Firepower: The CPU's Role in Video Editing

  • Video Editing & Your Monitor

  • Computer RAM: A Crucial Component in Video Editing

  • Video Cards and Digital Video Editing