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    Slide show for assembly etc.

    HI all,
    Our school is getting an official opening ceremony in June so somebody up high sent some pics off to an outside agency and in return for £100 they received a dvd with a slide show with titles and music!

    Now I can knock up a slideshow with idvd on a mac which would take 10 minutes but would not be quite as nice as the transitions were quite swanky.

    What would edugeekers recommend to use for this task so we can keep our £100 in future!

    Thanks

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    Premier if you have it?

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    Powerpoint?
    Photostory?

    hell, you could even do it in flash if you had the time!

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    I hope the music is royalty/copyright free

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    DVDSlideShowGUI - depends how 'swanky' the pro transitions were though...

    DVDslideshowGUI

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    Done some in MovieMaker that were all right. Just remember to get a picture slideshow setup file to get the right compression (or somethign like that). Otherwise PowerPoint. OR if not worried about sound the built-in slideshow thingy of XP

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    You can use this add in to Powerpoint to add some swankier effects and stuff than you can do in the standard edition. Free too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OutToLunch View Post
    DVDSlideShowGUI - depends how 'swanky' the pro transitions were though...

    DVDslideshowGUI
    This looks like a winner to me!
    I neglected to say that the resultant show needed to be played through a DVD player. This looks like a good start.

    I did try premiere elements this morning but the results were a bit rubbish.
    But as the saying goes sh*t in, sh*t out

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    I'd definitely want to do something like this in house and probably get kids involved as well - if you're trying to show off the school then I think you should be showing off how good the kids are!

    In reality, it will probably cost more than £100 worth of time to do it but if everyone learns then it's got to be money well spent!

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    After Effects is good fun, but time consuming for this sort of task- not really practical unless you want super swanky effects

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    We use either MovieMaker or Photostory, or the powerpoint viewer thing. We have premier, but haven't used it in anger yet..

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    Quote Originally Posted by srochford View Post
    I'd definitely want to do something like this in house and probably get kids involved as well - if you're trying to show off the school then I think you should be showing off how good the kids are!
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