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Before You Begin 29 Add Clips to The Storyboard 35 About the Timeline and Storyboard See Also 43 Combine Multiple Clips into One 44 Set Trim Points Large clips are less manageable than smaller ones. Although the number of clips grows the smaller they are, several clips give you more freedom in the arrangement of your final video than a single, large clip. Sometimes you might want to remove the first or last portion of a clip or to divide a long clip into two or more shorter clips. Movie Maker can split a clip into two smaller clips, which you can then continue to split into even smaller clips if necessary. Movie Maker does not require the split to occur in the clip's middle frame; you can split one clip into two clips wherever you want to make the split.
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