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Forget the old projector and screen! Use your DVD player to view your pictures on TV. This class will show you how to turn shoeboxes full of old slides, photos & videos - plus new pictures from your digital camera - into DVD movies with music. DVDs are perfect for reliving special occasions - weddings, birthdays, tributes, graduations, holidays and more. Plus DVDs are easy to share and won't fade like old photos do. The class starts by showing you the tricks of making good scans, fixing faded photos and what file formats to use. Next we cover the basics of desktop movie making, including working with a storyboard & timeline, inserting transitions, creating titles, adding music and applying special effects. Then we cover "burning" the movie to DVD - complete with custom menu. Live step-by-step demos show you how it's all done. Take-away materials include a printed guide covering all steps in the class. Class is lecture/demo format. It is based on Adobe Premiere Elements (also applies to other movie editing software). You can download a free tryout version of Premiere Elements for this class at: www.adobe.com/products/tryadobe Note: Student should have some basic Photoshop knowledge. See Basic Photo Editing for Digital Camera Users class offered by this instructor. Instructor: Craig Ingle, B.A., is president of DPICS Digital Imaging, a company that specializes in digital photography, image editing and color printing.
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