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Daily Diigo Snips and Comments 03/30/2007

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The Film-Makers’ Cooperative

    Stockstock Film Festival  Annotated

      What is it?

      Stockstock is a film festival consisting of short films made entirely from stock footage. We select a limited amount of stock footage and give it to you; your job is to make it into some kind of short video presentation.

      Interested?

      Read the rules, download the footage, make a film, and submit it to us. It’s a great way to have fun and get some practice editing video, whether you’re a pro or a complete beginner.

      • Cool idea and fun way to train students in basic editing.  Next Fall?  Next week?
         - post by cburell

      Folkstreams » The Best of American Folklore Films

        FirstScience - FirstScience TV

          Film - FourDocs

            MilkandCookies - Always Open, Never Clothed

              Linux.com | Linux to help the Library of Congress save American history

                Spresent.com - Presentations for New Web

                • Kiss Powerpoint good-bye.  This web-hosted alternative is amazingly easy, and more muscular than Microsoft at the same time.  Oh–and it’s free.
                   - post by cburell

                Spresent.com - Presentations for New Web

                • This is the most powerful online Slideshow maker I’ve found:  embeds videos, photos, voice, AND feels like Powerpoint feels.  THIS ONE LOOKS BEST.
                   - post by cburell

                VoiceThread (web-based Slideshows)

                • This is totally free.  You need a mic and to read the photo upload advice.  VERY cool idea for creative people.  And you can embed this.  But it’s photo and voice only.

                  (The only way to add music is by playing it into your microphone, though.)

                   - post by cburell

                • This is totally free.  You need a mic and to read the photo upload advice.  VERY cool idea for creative people. 

                  (The only way to add music is by playing it into your microphone, though.  And I’m not sure if you can embed.)

                   - post by cburell

                One True Media - Beyond slideshows, dazzle your friends with amazing photo and video montages.

                • This online slideshow-maker looks way more powerful than Powerpoint.  Edit everything online: photos, graphics, videos, music, text.  (But can you embed the slideshow?  Not sure….)
                   - post by cburell

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                Written by Clay Burell

                March 30th, 2007 at 5:30 pm

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                1. These are some fantastic resources. I do a digital storytelling workshop in the summer for 11-14 year olds, and have been pretty unhappy with moviemaker over the last two years. The fact that I have so many options to play with now makes life much easier.

                  Still having issues with finding a hosting service that doesn’t distort my SnapzProX screencasts or chop off the audio. Any suggestions?

                  [Reply]

                  Patrick Higgins

                  31 Mar 07 at 8:58 am

                2. Patrick,

                  Sorry for the late reply. Try iShowU. Much better than SnapzPro.

                  [Reply]

                  Clay Burell

                  26 May 07 at 8:54 pm

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