【正文】 tain a working/annotated bibliography ? analyze and select information for inclusion Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling David Jakes amp。 Joe Brennan Gather media resources ? stillframe imagery ? video ? audio Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling David Jakes amp。 Joe Brennan Production ? create film rough draft ? add special media effects, transitions, audiovisual extras, etc. ? edit final film Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling David Jakes amp。 Joe Brennan Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling David Jakes amp。 it is not a copy of the source file. Rules of Thumb ?Be sure to keep all your source files in one folder. ?If you need to open your project on another puter, you need both your source files folder and Windows Movie Maker project file. Capture Devices Video and Audio Video Capture Devices ? A video capture device lets you transfer live or recorded video to your puter. ? In Windows Movie Maker, you can use the following types of capture devices to capture video (and in some cases, audio as well) to your puter: – Analog video source such as an analog camera or video cassette recorder (VCR) connected to an analog capture card – Web camera – Digital video source such as a DV camera or VCR connected to an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) 1394 port (DV capture card or builtin port) – TV tuner card Audio Capture Devices ? An audio capture device lets you capture audio from an external source to your puter. The most popular type of audio capture device is a microphone. ? The microphone can be a standalone microphone attached to your puter, or it can be a microphone that is part of your DV or analog camera or Web camera. ? You can use the following types of audio capture devices: – Audio card (also referred to as a sound card) – Standalone microphone (USB or line in) – Builtin microphone in an analog camera or Web camera Capturing Video Importing Video Files Importing Still Images Capturing Images from Video Use this tool to take a screen shot from a video file. Importing Audio Improving Video Quick tips and tricks Background ? If possible, use a still background when recording video. ? If you need to record against a moving background, try reducing the depth of field to help reduce the amount of detail in the background. Lighting ? Provide adequate lighting。 patterns, especially when the subject is moving slowly. Tripod ? When possible, use a tripod when recording video. ? A tripod will help to keep the video camera still and improve the overall quality of the recorded video. ? This prevents your recorded video from being jittery and improves the source material that you plan to use in your movies. Changing Capture Settings ? On the File menu, click Capture Video. –or – In the Movie Tasks pane, under Capture Video, click Capture from video device. ? On the Video Capture Device page, in the Available devices list, click the video capture device you want to use for capturing video, and then click Configure. The available choices depend on the video capture devices that are connected to your puter. ? In the Configure Video Capture Device dialog box, click Camera Settings. – In the resulting dialog box, make any necessary changes for the camera settings, such as the color, brightness, and contrast, and then close the dialog box. – The specific changes you can make depend on the acpanying software installed with the capture device. ? In the Configure Video Capture Device dialog box, click Close, and then plete the remaining pages in the wizard. Maximizing Storage Space Selecting a saving destination Saving Destination ? This page of the Video Capture Wizard provides information about where your captured video file will be stored on your puter. ? The following options appear on this page. ? Enter a file name for your captured video – Provides a space for you to enter a file name for the captured video file. After pleting the wizard, you can add this file to the storyboard/timeline and then edit it. – The file name cannot be longer than 64 characters and cannot include the following characters: \ / : * ? | ? Choose a place to save your captured video – Specifies the location to which your captured video will be saved. ? Browse – Click to select the location to which your captured video will be saved. ? For performance reasons, the captured video file cannot be saved to a work location. – The location to which your captured video will be saved must be a location on your puter hard disk. Choosing a Video Setting Video Capture Wizard Choosing a Video Setting ? This page of the Video Capture Wizard lets you choose what settings you want to use when capturing video and audio. ? The video setting you choose determines the quality and file size of the captured video file. – Video display size and video bit rate increase with higher video settings, and so does the file size. Consider file size along with the main purpose for your captured video when choosing the video setting. Best quality for playback on my puter ? This setting is wellsuited for a majority of the video you capture in Windows Movie Maker and plan to edit in Windows Movie Maker, and then plan to save to your puter, to a recordable CD, as an attachment to an message, or to the Web using the Save Movie Wizard. Show More Choices ? Click to see additional video settings. Therefore, if you do not choose to use the Best quality for playback on my puter (remended) video setting, you can choose from a listing of other capture options