iMovie Video Tutorials

IMovie Video Tutorials

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Developer Apple

Latest Release version 6.0.3

Operating System Mac OS X

Website Apple iMovie

Description iMovie is a video editing software application which allows users to edit their own home movies. It was originally released by Apple in 1999 as a Mac OS 8 application bundled with the first FireWire-enabled Macintosh model[1]. Since version 3, iMovie has been a Mac OS X only application bundled in the iLife suite of Macintosh applications.[2] iMovie imports video footage to the Mac using the FireWire interface on most MiniDV format digital video cameras. From there, the user can edit the video clips, add titles, and add music. Effects include basic color correction and video enhancement tools, and transitions such as fade-in, fade-out, and slides.

Introduction

Whats new  (Lynda.com)
Storyboarding  (Lynda.com)
Planning  (Lynda.com)
Shooting  (Lynda.com)
Starting a new iMovie project  (Lynda.com)
The primary interface  (Lynda.com)

Setting up the System

Confirming the Latest Versions of Everything  (VTC.com)
Partitioning Hard Disks  (VTC.com)
Defrag a Hard Disk  (VTC.com)
Interface Overview  (VTC.com)
Movie Making Cycle  (VTC.com)

Basics

Using Magic iMovie  (Apple.com)
Moving Video to Your Mac  (Apple.com)
Arranging Your Clips  (Apple.com)
Trimming Your Clips  (Apple.com)
Adding Photos  (Apple.com)
iMovie HD  (podcastsalad.com)
Capturing from a Camera Live  (macprovideo.com)
Making a Freeze Frame from Video  (macprovideo.com)
Adding Chapters  (macprovideo.com)

Working with Effects

Adding Polish with iMovie Themes  (Apple.com)
Adding Titles  (Apple.com)
Adding Transitions  (Apple.com)
Using Video Effects  (Apple.com)
Using Audio Effects  (Apple.com)

Working with Audio

Adding a Soundtrack  (Apple.com)
Adding Narration  (Apple.com)

Exporting and Compressing your Movie

Playing Your New Movie  (Apple.com)
Adding Chapters for iDVD  (Apple.com)
Making a Video Podcast  (Apple.com)
Sharing Overview  (Apple.com)
Playing Your Movies on TV  (Apple.com)
Taking Your Movies with You  (Apple.com)
Using Your Movies on the Internet  (Apple.com)

iDVD

Welcome to iMovie and iDVD  (Lynda.com)
What can you do  (Lynda.com)

Older Versions

v.2

Introduction  (VTC.com)
Equipment  (VTC.com)
Setting up your Mac  (VTC.com)
Screen Tour (1)  (VTC.com)
Screen Tour (2)  (VTC.com)
Setting up a New Project  (VTC.com)
Capturing Video  (VTC.com)
Editing Video (1)  (VTC.com)
Editing Video (2)  (VTC.com)
DeleteandCropandSplit  (VTC.com)
Title Intro  (VTC.com)
Creating Titles  (VTC.com)
Fonts  (VTC.com)

v.3

The Best Way to Learn  (VTC.com)
System Requirements for iMovie 3  (VTC.com)
What Kind of Video Camera  (VTC.com)
Analog Video Converters  (VTC.com)
Filming Techniques - Telling a Story  (VTC.com)
Three Types of Shots  (VTC.com)
Panning and Zooming  (VTC.com)
Keeping it Steady  (VTC.com)
Camera Placement - Creating an Atmosphere  (VTC.com)
Framing a Shot  (VTC.com)
Organization  (VTC.com)

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