Thanks for a great semester. I cant wait to see the brilliant work you produce in the future. Good luck and keep in touch.
drea

Click here for a video demonstration of drag and drop timing in Soundslides.

Video tutorial of lower third editing

A video demonstartion of lower third editing, please see this lower third screencast.

This is the Soundslides manual which will answer any question about Soundslides


Quickstart guide
At its most basic, an audio slide show is a series of images timed against an audio track. To create a Soundslides project, you'll need both media types ready.

Your images should be located together, in a folder.

Quickstart
Click the NEW button, and save the project to your computer.
Click the JPG button, and select a folder of .jpg files to import
from your hard drive.
Click the SND button, and select an .mp3 file from your hard drive. Aiff/WAV files can be used if LAME is installed.
The main editing interface should open after the audio and images are imported.
Both the audio and the images have to be imported before the editing window will appear.

Press SAVE to save the project.

Press TEST to launch the working edit into a web browser for preview.

Press EXPORT to write your final files. A directory will open containing all of your slide show's published files.

orignally posted at http://www2.soundslides.com/support/index.php?id=2&pg=kb.book

cool article about BIG SHOT A large scale painting with light project with the help of 1,200 assistants.

PAiNTing WitH LIgHt



[Photo]1.Head north on S 9th St toward Elm St

2.Turn left at Elm St


3.Turn left at MO-163/S Providence Rd


4.Turn left at MO-163
To:Rock Bridge Memorial State Park
5901 S Highway 163, Columbia, MO 65203

Shelter Area [
A paved pathway connects the accessible shelter and a nearby shady picnic site to two handicap parking spaces. The pathway has a maximum slope of 5.8% for 20 feet just before reaching the shelter. The shelter accommodates 60 people and provides a group grill and extended-end tables. The individual picnic site has a pedestal grill and an extended-end table and is adjacent to the area's water fountain. A flush restroom is conveniently nearby for all users. Historic Area
Just up the slope from the shelter is the old Hickam Cabin, which is representative of the architecture in the late 1820s to early 1830s in this area. It sits on a grassy knoll and can best be reached from the office parking lot for visitors who may be restricted by slopes. Access is over natural turf.