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JumpCut

10 04 2006

JumpCut is another new player in the “creative online community” business - the idea is to not only upload, share, and discuss, but also edit, collaborate and remix images and video online.

You can automatically import sets of images from flickr, too.

After having a quick play around with the editing interface, it seems pretty powerful and elegant. It’s set up to make quite sophisticated slideshows, with control over individual image duration (by manually entering values, though) and transitions, so it would also be relatively straightforward to use JumpCut to make and publish a very simple digital story using stills and an uploaded voiceover track.

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  • Date : 10 April 2006
  • Categories : digital storytelling, film/video, hype, networked culture

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