Although this class will be a great starting point for you, there are many other tools, programs and resources to make you a more dynamic writer, graphic designer, videography and producer. Here are some of things worth checking out (this list is by no means exhaustive, so please inform me if you would like to see other thing added to this list):

Photo Editing Tools

1. Gimp - This is a free (Open Source) photo editing tool. Comparable in scope to Photoshop, but FREE! A bit of a learning curve, but worth giving it a shot. Download here for Windows. Download here for Mac. Tutorials available here.
2. Adobe Photoshop - a powerful (but expensive) photo editing tool and a bit of learning curve, but still a great program.
3. Adobe Photoshop Elements - a powerful (but less expensive than Photshop) photo editing tool.
4. Microsoft Paint - Comes with all Windows computers. Basic image editing program that allow you to add text to images, resize photos and more. Free, but basic.
5. Mac Users - Here is a list of photo editing downloads available that are free or shareware...iPhoto also comes stock on your computer.

Video Editing Tools

1. iMovie - Comes free on all Mac computers. Can do a bit more than OTM, but a steeper learning curve, but not impossible to learn on your own.
2. Windows Movie Maker - Comes free on all Windows computers. Also, can do a bit more than OTM, and a bit of a learning curve, but can master after steady application.
3. Adobe Premier (Elements) - Adobe's digital video editing program. Very high-level and powerful program that can be used to make professional-grade movies.
4. Final Cut Pro - Apple's digital video editing program. Very high-level and powerful program that can be used to make professional-grade movies.

And as with anything in this world of ours, GOOGLE is an incredible tool to help in the learning process. If you Google for tips on how to conduct a certain procedure, you'll be surprised about how much is out there...including writing and storytelling tips.