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=Create an Instant Movie=

Create an InstantMovie from the Welcome screen or Organizer view
> Adobe Premiere Elements opens in InstantMovie mode of the Organizer view. You can also create Instant movies from Elements Organizer.
 * 1) Do one of the following:
 * If Adobe Premiere Elements is not open, launch it, and in the Welcome screen, click InstantMovie. In the New Project box, type a name for your project, and click OK.
 * If Adobe Premiere Elements is open, click InstantMovie in the Organizer view.
 * 1) Follow the prompts in the top left of the Organizer view. These prompts step you through the process of creating an InstantMovie:
 * 2) Select the clips that you want to include in your movie. (If you already have clips in the Sceneline or Timeline, you can now select additional clips if desired.) Click Next.
 * 3) Choose a theme for your movie. To preview a theme, move the mouse cursor over the theme’s thumbnail to see a description, and click the Play button to watch a preview. Click Next.
 * 4) Specify properties for your theme. Click Apply.

Apply a theme to an existing project
If you’ve already created a project and want to use a theme on all or part of it, use the Themes button in the Edit view. > The Themes view of the Tasks panel opens. To preview a theme, move the mouse cursor over the theme’s thumbnail and click the Play button that appears.
 * 1) Do one of the following:
 * To apply the theme to the entire project, leave all clips unselected.
 * To apply the theme to only a portion of the project, select the clips you want to use with the theme.
 * 1) In the Tasks panel, click Edit, and then click Themes.
 * 1) Select a theme and click Next.
 * 2) In the Theme properties view, specify properties as desired, and click Apply.



Theme properties
When you add a theme to your project, you can specify which properties of the theme you want to use and how you want to use them. You access theme properties after selecting a theme and clicking Next in the Tasks panel. Default options change depending on the theme and how you accessed the theme. For example, when accessing themes through the InstantMovie button, the Auto Analyzer option is selected by default; it is not selected when you add a theme using the Themes button. You can specify any of the following theme properties. Opening and Closing TitlesOpening and closing titles can be multiple lines; however, for best results, keep the opening title to one line.InstantMovieSpecifies whether you want to perform an auto edit, which automatically trims the clips and adds them to the project based on their Smart Tags. And whether to analyze clips and apply Smart Tags to them.Apply ToSpecifies whether to apply the theme to the entire project or to only the clips selected in the Sceneline or Timeline. (This option is not available, if you created your InstantMovie by clicking InstantMovie from the Organizer view.)MusicSpecifies whether to use the theme music, your own music (click Browse to locate and open it), or no music. You can select multiple music clips (you can select them here or from the Organizer view as part of the original asset selection), and they are played in the order selected. Drag the slider between Music/Sound FX and My Clips to set the amount of soundtrack and audio effects used versus the sound from your clips. InstantMovie syncs with the beats of the music, so changing the song may significantly change the results. In addition, changing the song changes the duration of the movie to match the duration of the new song. DurationSpecifies the length of the finished movie. Match Music creates a movie to the length of the theme music. Specify Duration lets you specify the exact length of time by dragging hours, minutes, and seconds. Use All Clips ensures all the selected clips are used and bases the length of time on their duration. Note: If you specify a duration that is longer than the theme music, the music will loop. If the duration is shorter than the length of the theme music, the music ends with the last clip. SequenceSpecifies whether clips are placed in the Timeline according to the Time/Date stamp on the clip or according to the theme’s editing rules.Theme ContentSpecifies which aspects of the theme are included in the final movie. Select or deselect any of the options. If some of your clips have effects already applied, you can choose to keep the applied effects, or remove them and apply the theme’s effects instead.