Windows Movie Maker allows you to import multiple video clips into the program, then arrange them sequentially to produce a full movie. If you're creating a long movie, importing and adding a large number of video clips to a project can be a tedious process. To save time when you're creating a movie in Windows Movie Maker, import multiple video clips simultaneously, then add them to the movie's timeline all at once.
Instructions
1. Start Windows Movie Maker. Click the "Collections" button at the top of the window.
2. Click "File," then click "Import into Collection." Navigate to the folder containing the videos you want to add to Windows Movie Maker.
3. Press and hold the "Ctrl" key, then click on each video you want to import. Press "Enter" to add them to Windows Movie Maker.
4. Click the name of the first video in the Collections section. Press and hold the "Ctrl" key, then click on the other videos you want to add to select them.
5. Drag and drop the selected videos onto the Timeline or Storyboard at the bottom of the Windows Movie Maker window.
