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dan1104 · 05-17-2008, 05:00 AM

Hey, thanks for your response.

Since there's quite a wide range of students using the media equipment, ranging from 14-year-olds who haven't ever edited footage before to A-Level students putting together semi-professional productions, it's difficult to say that there's a single specific audience in mind for the software.

I was aware that WMM was a fairly easy-to-use piece of software, and I'll certainly recommend it to the guy responsible for ordering software on Monday, but I've got a suspicion that some slightly more advanced features might be required - it's the user-friendly quick-to-pick-up interface that they really want. They're happy to pay for it too - by no means does it need to be share/freeware. I'm just posting on here because I'm a bit out of the loop and have no idea where to start!

Thanks again - any further suggestions would be great!

Cheers.

05-17-2008, 05:00 AM	#3 (permalink)
dan1104 Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 3 OS: Vista SP 1	Re: Easy-to-use school video-editing software? Hey, thanks for your response. Since there's quite a wide range of students using the media equipment, ranging from 14-year-olds who haven't ever edited footage before to A-Level students putting together semi-professional productions, it's difficult to say that there's a single specific audience in mind for the software. I was aware that WMM was a fairly easy-to-use piece of software, and I'll certainly recommend it to the guy responsible for ordering software on Monday, but I've got a suspicion that some slightly more advanced features might be required - it's the user-friendly quick-to-pick-up interface that they really want. They're happy to pay for it too - by no means does it need to be share/freeware. I'm just posting on here because I'm a bit out of the loop and have no idea where to start! Thanks again - any further suggestions would be great! Cheers.