How to Make an Animation with Windows Movie Maker and Microsoft Paint
Open MS Paint and Windows Movie Maker., In Paint, draw the beginning picture of your animation., Draw a small change, then keep going and going until you're done!, After you are done or pretty far into your drawing, go to Windows movie Maker...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open MS Paint and Windows Movie Maker.
Say something like a stick figure. , Don't forget to save each picture. ,,, Adjust the length of each as necessary.
Actions of your character standing still might take a few seconds, while for animated portions each frame should be a small fraction of a second.It's a bit tricky. , Be sure to save. , Make sure to save again after that! -
Step 2: In Paint
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Step 3: draw the beginning picture of your animation.
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Step 4: Draw a small change
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Step 5: then keep going and going until you're done!
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Step 6: After you are done or pretty far into your drawing
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Step 7: go to Windows movie Maker.
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Step 8: Import all the pictures you have done so far into Windows Movie Maker.
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Step 9: Drag each picture into the timeline.
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Step 10: Preview your file.
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Step 11: Create a title and credits for your animation or movie
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Step 12: and make any corrections if you wish.
Detailed Guide
Say something like a stick figure. , Don't forget to save each picture. ,,, Adjust the length of each as necessary.
Actions of your character standing still might take a few seconds, while for animated portions each frame should be a small fraction of a second.It's a bit tricky. , Be sure to save. , Make sure to save again after that!
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