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3D Movie Maker
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December 30, 1995
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Microsoft's 3D Movie Maker allows you to create your own 3D movies. Place your actors and props in the scene, choose actions for them to perform, and add sound effects, speech, music, and text. You can also explore the studio and theater building to find the lost pages of the Talent Book and learn the actors' stories.
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