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How do I start? I want to make a movie using photos, small pieces of films and a soundtrack

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The initial of this movie making is in the movie maker.
first learn how to use that properly then you can move towards the ULead software. checkout the online tutorials, etc. you can move to the adobe aftereffects by completing the ULead software. you can finally move to the adobe premire for the advance movie making !

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