No not hard to do although you may want to do several and that's easy too the hard part, if you will, is the placement of the images in the run since it does go in an order it is not uncommon to do a number of them to get to a "gem" and shift the images in ways that add impact or interest.
The Program is Animoto and I found out about it via a vimeo conyact Amit Gupta amitgupta.com who is a never ending font of connections and inspiration.
The site is listed in the description there is a referral program for peeps who sign up , message me for info.
it would be nice for the vimeonattii to spread that around too.
I've been jazzed about it since Amit turned me on to it
once you figure it ou you end up sorting through what the site itself Generates for you since you cannot actually plan the transitions so I'd say one in 4- lean towards awesomeness plus and remixing or editing the music is easy and you can try it for free (shorts) and then you catch on to the tweak aspect.

Gee I wasn't trying to hurt your wallet ojo!

Hello Bill check out Steve Earle's son Justine Townes Earle who has a new one out here's an NPR story;
npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=90228700
I played a track on the show last week very impressive recording, you would for sure appreciate it.
Jimmy is an awesome SS i have been following his career for a decade.

No problem Dan thanks for the comment .
btw, the set is in the description to "really see
the stills". Animoto is about presentation with motion,
timing based on the music & seeing the pics in a very different and exciting way, and for me this one turned out real decent. I do not take it as a crit,
more an opinion. welcome to vimeo.

Many thanks Remi.

'Cause they ARE,,,
whatever rocks your world, why has this one more than other resonated with some?,,
who knows.
I do not take it personally. it is what it is.
thanks

I think it's a language where tweaking and intuition are helpful to get the most out of it
what it took three or four tries to get this one,,,