GPL Movie Making Help

I'm just getting started in making a GPL movie. I have the amazing Camera Control Master and Movie Studio 2 for capturing the footage. But I'm looking for an inexpensive (<$100) editing software package to help bring it all together in terms of video, audio, titles and effects. Any advice? Thanks

I'm currently looking at Video Explosion Deluxe and Ulead's Video Studio 6. Any thoughts or comments on these? On Thu, 18 Jul 2002 02:58:21 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:

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>I'm just getting started in making a GPL movie. I have the amazing >Camera Control Master and Movie Studio 2 for capturing the footage. >But I'm looking for an inexpensive (<$100) editing software package to >help bring it all together in terms of video, audio, titles and >effects. Any advice? > >Thanks

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> > I'm just getting started in making a GPL movie. I have the amazing > Camera Control Master and Movie Studio 2 for capturing the footage. > But I'm looking for an inexpensive (<$100) editing software package to > help bring it all together in terms of video, audio, titles and > effects. Any advice? > > Thanks

Virtualdub is free on the net. Several movies have been made with that. I'm pretty sure most of the long movies have been done with Adobe Premiere though (it's what I use too) but of course that's v expensive.

I have VirtualDub and its great for actually editing the video. But I haven't found a way of putting titles on it, or an easy and good way of handling more than 1 sound track. Am I missing something in it? Thanks. Also what is the best format to save the movies in? DivX with what settings? I really want to keep the quality but often end up with MASSIVE files. Again thanks for any help. On Thu, 18 Jul 2002 10:07:42 +0100, Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>[email hidden] wrote: >> >> I'm just getting started in making a GPL movie. I have the amazing >> Camera Control Master and Movie Studio 2 for capturing the footage. >> But I'm looking for an inexpensive (<$100) editing software package to >> help bring it all together in terms of video, audio, titles and >> effects. Any advice? >> >> Thanks > >Virtualdub is free on the net. Several movies have been made with that. >I'm pretty sure most of the long movies have been done with Adobe >Premiere though (it's what I use too) but of course that's v expensive.