Example: If you have used INTERACT to code all situations where e.g. a person "is looking at something special", you can select those events within INTERACT and tell it to create a highlight movie. Simply select the destination format for the resulting video and let the Highlight Movie Creator do its work. When video rendering is finished you will have a video that shows all the situations where the person "is looking at something special".

More sophisticated: If you or someone else has additionally coded all situations "where something interesting happens" based on the same video material, then INTERACT could create a highlight movie with all scenes "where the person is looking at something special AND something interesting happens at the same time". Imagine that those events are not necessarily happening exactly at the same time. Thus your resulting video will show a subset of all coded situations where both codes co-occur! These are just two examples out of numerous possibilities.

It does not matter if all events are distributed over several videos. Even if the source videos have different formats Highlight Movie Creator can put all scenes together, resulting in a single new video.

B.t.w. you can select various transition effects to give the resulting highlight video a professional touch. It is also possible to tell Highlight Movie Creator to produce not only one single resulting video but to output every single scene as a single video file. This allows you to easily integrate those snippets e.g. into a PowerPoint presentation that can be outhanded to your customers or research partners.