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Russell Scott Randall

Michael J Patten

Michael A LaJoie

Adrienne E O'Donnell

Wissam S Kazan

Daniel Gwozdz

Felipe Luis Naranjo

Kevin Michael Babbitt

Randolph Bruce Oakley

Denise Michele Trabona

Michael Jay Gilmore

Ian Cameron Mercer

Warren Lee Burch

Andrew Kutruff

Dana Nunnelly

Manuel Christian Clement

Jenny T Lam

Lindsey R Barcheck

Robert Kenneth Stein, Iii

Robert Ward Massa

Bryan Pieratt

Martijn Eldert Van Tilburg

Tjeerd Hoek

Marieke Iwema Watson

Luciana Bordallo Misura

Michael Curato

Bret David Ahlstrom

Robert K Stein

Michael F Matsel

A system described herein includes a receiver component that receives an indication that a user has selected a first selectable buttontab in a toolbar installed in a client application. The system further includes a display component that causes a dashboard to be displayed on a display device in response to receipt of the indication that the user has selected the buttontab. The dashboard includes a content window that displays content and the buttontab, wherein the dashboard is a seamless visual combination of the buttontab and the content window.

Toolbar dashboard functionality

Enabling creation of a user-specific storyboard style based on a storyboard edited by a user. Metadata defined by analyzing the editing decisions made by the user and the media content associated with the storyboard represents the user-specific style. The user-specific style may be applied to other media content to produce a fully edited storyboard that matches the style of the example storyboard from which the user-specific style was created. The produced storyboard is combined with the other media content to produce audio/video data for consumption by the user.

Example based video editing

Automatic editing of video clips detected during the capture of a video data stream. A media editing application identifies video clips as a function of determined property values of each of a series of video frames included in the video. An edit component automatically edits video clips during the capture of the video data stream. A user interface allows the user to view individual video clips during the video capturing process and to define desired transition effects to apply between successive video clips and/or a desired special effect to apply to selected video clips.

Automatic capturing and editing of a video

A media editing application for creating and displaying video effect clips. A detection component detects video files stored in a memory of a computer. A user interface displays the detected video files and various video effects that can be applied to video files. The user interface is responsive to a user selecting one or more of the detected video files to apply a selected video effect to the selected video files to create the video effect clip. The user interface is further responsive to user input to display the video effect clip.

Photo and video collage effects

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