Video Editing Application

MIKE HALVERSON I agree—it would be great if Microsoft brought back built-in video editing. While there's no word on that, you can try https://inshotprosapp.com/ as an easy alternative on Windows for creating movies.

MIKE HALVERSON  First, I see that this was penned in November 2016 with the last response written in March of 2017.

The latest update of the free Windows 10 Microsoft Photos App has video editing. It  has the ability to create a video interspersed with photos and video clips with voice-over, music, titles, special effects, etc.   It even has custom (copyright-free) music or you can add your own music.  It allows trimming of video content, so you can show different parts of the same video at different times throughout your creation.  An Add-on was just released with more themes, music and options.  It even renders in small, medium, and large to an MP4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=27&v=C-1BVhyw1VY

You can find it in the Microsoft Store.

MSPhotos

We install Microsoft MovieMaker on all our student Windows 10 tablets . Works just fine for what we do. It is still part of the Windows Essentials Suite. We just choose a custom install and uncheck everything but MovieMaker. It does require dotNet 2 or 3 which we have to install first using a commandline.