Not all information in a movie is from the images. Sometimes, concepts also need textual components to help make them more clear, or highlight critical items. Windows Movie Maker provides you with the ability to place text into your movies, including titles, credits and sentences. Prior video editing knowledge isn't required to create or revise movies with Windows Movie Maker. The program provides simple tools to type sentences and insert them into your movie.
Open Windows Movie Player. Click "File" on the menu bar at the top of the screen. Select "Open" from the menu and choose the movie file in which you want to place the text. Click the "Open" button.
Click the location on the timeline in which you want to place the text.
Click the “Tools” tab on the bar on the left side of the screen. Select “Titles and Credits” from the menu to open a text box.
Type the sentence to appear in the movie. Highlight the sentence and select different font types, sizes and colors from the menu bar at the top of the box to change the appearance of the text. Click on the outline of the text box to change the position of the sentence on the screen.
Define how many seconds the text should appear in the "Time" box.
Select "Title/Text" as the text type and click "Add To Movie" to insert the sentence.