.. Under Insert picture from, click File/Disk Locate the folder or disk that contains the picture you want to add to your photo album, click the picture file, and then click Insert. Notes: If you want to add a large group of pictures to a new photo album all at once, after clicking File/Disk in the Photo Album dialog box, select all the pictures that you want to add to your photo album, click Insert. Select the picture layout below: Picture: layout your pictures with title. Fit to slide: layout your pictures unable to change frame shapes. Select a shape in the Frame shape list that you want to use with your pictures. Theme: click Browse, and then in the Choose Design Template dialog box, locate the design template you want to use, and then click Select. Then you are complete a photo album. You can edit the photo album at any time. Once your digital photo album is created, it is totally editable. Click on the button Photo Album on the Insert tab and select the Edit Photo Album... You may also want to insert audio and video files to your presentation to make your presentation more vivid. Find some tutorial please click to How to Add Music Song to PowerPoint Presentation and How to Add Various Videos to PowerPoint Presentation. After completing your slideshow, you may want it to play automatically. Then you can save your photo album as PowerPoint show. Furthermore, before you save your PPT as PPSX format you need to set up the exact time duration for each slide so that it can run by itself. For more details, please click How to Timing Automatic PowerPoint Presentations. Now, you have created a unique self-running photo album with PowerPoint, you can share or distribute it out freely. You can upload your slide show on websites to hit this target. There are two popular methods for you: Share on YouTube: YouTube only accepts video formats in WMV and MP4. To put PowerPoint slide show on YouTube, we must convert PowerPoint file to WMV or MP4 video. You can try this tool: Wondershare PPT to YouTube. Share on some presentation sharing sites: In this method, you can share your slide show by sending it directly to recipients who own both computers and Microsoft PowerPoint. By this way, you should always put your audio or video files and presentation file together in the same folder, zip it and send it to the recipients. Sometimes, our recipients don't have a Microsoft PowerPoint installed on his computer or you have a different PowerPoint version from your recipients. Then you can package your photo album presentation to CD. There is a fact that not everyone owns a computer, especially the elders. How can you share your photo album with your recipients who don't own a computer? PPT2DVD will help you save your PowerPoint slide show to DVD slide show. The output DVDs can be viewed on TV through DVD player.

Summary: Start PowerPoint2007, click on the button Photo Album on the Insert tab and select the New Photo Album. In the Photo Album dialog box, add the pictures you want to include in your photo album. Add a picture from a file or disk. Set up the album layout. Click Create. Set and rehearse photo album timings. Share your photo album. Share with everybody around the world. You can upload your photo album presentation to some free share websites, just like slideshow and Slide-boom. Share with people who have both computers and PowerPoint. Share with people who don't have Microsoft PowerPoint installed. Share with people who don't own a computer.

To play a diverse array of people, you need to know a diverse array of people. When you meet people, do your best to be quiet and listen. Ask them about their lives and stories, note how they talk and any slang they use, and let yourself be a sponge. Reading helps you see these concepts at work. Moreover, reading actually activates the same part of your brain as acting does. You should also do specific research for your part. If it is based on a specific person or time period, find out as much as you can. These little facts will work their way into your performance, even if only unconsciously. When you're watching someone act, let the scene simply wash over you the first time, watching like you would watch any other movie. Then replay the scene, paying specific attention to each actor separately. What do they do when they aren't talking? How do they deliver their lines? What is their body positioning and posture like? What movements do they use to sell their lines? Would you read the same lines differently? If so, how? Classic plays, like Shakespeare, are a great way to see the artistry of acting. YouTube, for example, 5 different actors delivering the same monologue from Hamlet. How do they all differ? What artistic choices is each actor making to make the character unique? These classes often end in a production or performance, and are a great way to practice acting in a low-pressure environment. Take note not only of the teacher, but the other students. What can you learn from them? How would you improve their line readings, and would you make any different character choices? Make friends with your fellow actors, and talk to them from time to ask them for advice or tips on your performance. You never know when a fellow actor will make it big, and could potentially help you get a role. Be kind and friendly to everyone in class-- it will pay dividends later. Improvisation is the art of acting in the present, letting your character take over the action and react accordingly. Improv skills will help your characters seem natural, like they are reacting to the events on the screen in real time and not reading off a page. There are many improvisation classes in urban and semi-urban areas, and many acting classes feature a small amount of improv training. Improv games, like acting out suggestions from friends, acting with weird props, or acting short scenes with a friend, are great ways to practice acting anywhere. A cold read is when you're handed a script and asked to act it out on the spot. Sometimes you get 1-2 minutes to look it over, and sometimes you need to just launch into it. While this is scary, it is also very easy to practice. Buy a book of monologues, grab passages from a book, or even pick up a dramatic newspaper story and read it out loud. You can also read it once, silently, then take 20-30 seconds to choose a direction for the piece before beginning. This is also a good warm-up exercise, helping you prepare your mind and body for acting.

Summary: Research human behavior through conversations and books. Watch and rewatch actors you admire. Go to acting classes. Take improv classes. Practice "cold readings" to ace your auditions.

Decide on the kind of content you intend to emphasize before you sit down to create or use a template--this will save you time later! The sky is the limit for site potential, but try to make your site a unique reflection of you and your interests. Blogs, photo galleries, news sources, and instructional sites are all great starting points. Open an internet browser of your choice and search for free versions of WYSIWYG software; Wix, Weebly, and Jimdo are all excellent choices, but it's important that you pick an editor that suits your purposes. Programs like these often give you the ability to create entire templates from scratch; if you want to design your site's detailing from the ground up, this is how you do it. You will likely have to sign in with an email address and choose a password, so be sure to write both down. It's a good idea to choose an email address you actively use so that you don't miss updates. Check your email for a confirmation note from the site of your choice; most sites such as these require you to confirm your email as active before allowing you access. Each WYSIWYG editor will have different criteria for beginners, so read through their terms and instructions if need be. Your main focus should be on creating your template; this will serve as the base for all your content. If the editor you chose proves to be too advanced for your purposes, consider accessing their tutorials or simply using a different editor. You can always come back later! Most WYSIWYG sites have a ton of free templates, so feel free to start with one of them and expand from there. If you don't want to build your site from the ground up, look for free template galleries; several open-source sites cater to this specific market, with Wix in particular providing premium-grade photography templates for free. Once you've created your templates and customized the site to your liking, it's time to start adding content. Don't be afraid to make this site your own!
Summary: Plan out your website. Find a "What You See is What You Get" web editor. Create an account. Start building your site. Consider searching for templates. Upload your content.