Basic tutorial how to use imovie
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The document provides a detailed guide on using iMovie version 9.0.4 for digital video editing on Macintosh, outlining essential features and functions. Key topics include project creation, importing footage, editing clips, adding audio and titles, and exporting the final project. Users are also instructed on the interface and various editing tools available to enhance their video projects.
Basic tutorial how to use imovie
- 1. HOW TO USE IMOVIE 9.0.4 VERSION?
- 3. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 3 iMovie 09 is consumer-level digital video editing software for Macintosh.
- 4. You can use to edit the footage you film cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 4
- 5. with digital video cameras and HD video cameras. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 5
- 6. The sections will help you use cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 6
- 7. iMovie to edit your video efficiently. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 7
- 10. 01. Project Library - where all movie projects on computer are displayed cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 10
- 11. 02. iMovie Project - shows current position in clip and for editing cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 11
- 12. 03. Monitor Window - views clips or your final iMovie project cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 12
- 13. 04. Play Project - cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 13
- 14. play selected movie project either in viewer or full screen cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 14
- 15. 05. New Project - allows you to start a new movie project cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 15
- 16. 06. Frame Adjustment - allows you to see cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 16
- 17. thumbnails of clips by amount of frames per thumbnail cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 17
- 19. where you import footage from your webcam or video camera cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 19
- 20. 08. Flip Switch - swaps the cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 20
- 21. Source Video and the iMovie Project from top to bottom cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 21
- 22. 09. Adjusts size of thumbnails used in iMovie cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 22
- 23. 10. Event Library - where cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 23
- 24. all the events (groups of clips) on computer are displayed cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 24
- 25. 11. Add selection – allows to add clips to your project cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 25
- 26. 12. Favorites Tab - allows you to select cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 26
- 27. favorite clips, parts of clips, or remove clips all together. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 27
- 28. 13. Options Tab – where you can work on cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 28
- 29. voiceovers, cropping images, to adjust audio, or adjust video cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 29
- 30. 14. Turns on/off Audio Skimmer cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 30
- 31. 15. Edit browsers - Different editing browsers such as cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 31
- 32. adding music, photos, text, transitions, and animations. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 32
- 33. 16. Source Video - shows all events from cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 33
- 34. a particular source that can be used for editing cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 34
- 36. To begin adding photos, cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 36
- 37. you will need to create a new project. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 37
- 39. Click Applications folder on your dock screen cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 39
- 40. Click on the iMovie icon cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 40
- 41. When the iMovie screen appears, cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 41
- 42. Click “File” on the menu bar cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 42
- 44. The screen appear like this: cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 44
- 45. Enter the title of the new project on the box cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 45
- 46. Select the “Aspect ratio” for your project, either : cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 46
- 47. 4:3 Standard or 16:9 widescreen cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 47
- 48. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 48 Fullscreen footage is shaped more like a square.
- 49. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 49 Widescreen footage is shaped more a like a rectangle.
- 50. You can select also the Frame rate you want cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 50
- 51. Either : cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 51 30 fps – NTS 25 fps – PAL 24 fps - Cinema
- 52. By clicking the “Frame Rate” box cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 52
- 53. Once you done entering and selecting the : cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 53
- 54. cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 54 Name of Project Aspect Ratio Frame Rate
- 55. Click the “Create” button cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 55
- 56. Select photo on your file cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 56
- 57. And drag them to this area cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 57
- 58. After dragging all the photos you want, cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 58
- 59. The screen will appear like this: cherrylinramos.blogger.no2015 59
- 60. Click “Play” button to view the output 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 60
- 62. Click the “File” from Menu bar 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 62
- 63. Click the “Import” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 63
- 64. Click the “Movies” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 64
- 65. Find the video / movie in your folder 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 65
- 66. I choose from the “Desktop folder” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 66
- 67. Then I choose “preteens activity.mp4” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 67
- 68. Click “ Create new event” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 68
- 69. Click “Optimize video” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 69
- 70. Click or Choose Full-Original Size 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 70
- 71. Click “Copy files” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 71
- 73. Rename the new event by double click “new event” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 73
- 74. Then I Rename “new event” to “Popping balloon” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 74
- 75. The output will be like this” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 75 Name of the event
- 76. Click play under the Event Library to preview entire movie 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 76
- 78. Click on any of the clips within the “Event Library” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 78
- 79. A yellow box will appear on the thumbnail 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 79
- 80. Adjust the edges of the box so that all of 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 80
- 81. the footage you want to add to your project is 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 81
- 82. within the yellow box. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 82
- 83. After you have done, your mouse pointer appear as hand. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 83
- 84. Grab the thumbnail within the yellow box and drag it 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 84
- 85. to the Project Browser to add it to your movie. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 85
- 86. A confirmation box appear, click “OK” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 86
- 87. The clip adjustment bar 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 87 alters how many frames of each
- 88. clip appear as a thumbnail. Adjusting this can 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 88
- 89. make selecting larger or smaller portions of clips easier. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 89
- 90. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 90 Before adjusting After adjusting
- 92. Once you have placed a photo into your project.. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 92
- 93. You have a variety of options for adjusting the clip. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 93
- 94. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 94 These options include: TRIM CROP
- 95. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 95 To TRIM a photo:
- 96. Click the clock icon that appears when you hover 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 96
- 97. your mouse over a clip in your project 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 97
- 98. Just like when inserting a clip, just drag the sides 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 98
- 99. of the yellow box to manipulate what portion of the 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 99
- 100. video is included in your project. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 100
- 101. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 101 A confirmation box appear, click “OK”
- 102. Press the play button to preview your clip; 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 102
- 103. To CROP a clip: 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 103
- 104. Click on the cropping icon in the thumbnail of clip 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 104
- 105. On the option tab, click on the clip you’d like to crop. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 105
- 106. You can then resize the green box that appears on 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 106
- 107. the clip to control how much of the footage will be visible. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 107
- 108. Click “Crop” button 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 108
- 109. Click “Done” 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 109
- 111. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 111 To add a sound file click the music note icon
- 112. Then simply browse for the sound file that you would 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 112
- 113. like too add and drag it into your project. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 113
- 114. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 114 The output should be like this:
- 115. To add an image file, click the camera icon, 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 115
- 116. browse for the photo, 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 116
- 117. and then drag it into your project. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 117
- 118. The output should be like this 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 118
- 119. Adding Titles 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 119 To add titles to a clip,
- 120. Click the “T” icon on the Edit Browser 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 120
- 121. Select the type of title you would like to add 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 121
- 122. Drag the title on top of the clip you would 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 122
- 123. like to add it to. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 123
- 124. Select background you want 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 124
- 125. Type the title text you want in the box 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 125
- 126. Click the play button to preview 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 126
- 127. Click “Done ” once finish 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 127
- 128. Adding transitions To add transitions to your project, 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 128
- 129. Click the “Transition” icon on right of the Edit Browser 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 129
- 130. Select “Theme” from the Transitions box 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 130
- 131. Then drag the type of transition you would like to 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 131
- 132. the place in the timeline that you choose. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 132
- 133. Adding Animations To add animations to your project, 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 133
- 134. Click the Animation icon on far right of the Edit Browser 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 134
- 135. Select from the animation themes 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 135
- 136. Then drag it into the timeline in the appropriate area. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 136
- 138. After you have made the finishing touches to your video 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 138
- 139. it is time to share it with the World. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 139
- 140. iMovie gives you different options for exporting your video. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 140
- 141. Click the “Share” tab 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 141
- 142. Then choose from the following: 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 142
- 144. Saving in iMovie is very different. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 144
- 145. The program automatically saves your project to the 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 145
- 146. computers hard drive as you are working. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 146
- 147. To see where it saves automatically, 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 147
- 148. Click “Finder” on your computer dock 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 148
- 149. Click the “Movie” folder 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 149
- 150. In the “Movies” folder, you should see 2 folder : 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 150
- 151. 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 151 iMovie Projects iMovie Events
- 152. GO AHEAD AND MAKE YOUR FIRST IMOVIE PROJECT
- 153. IT’S FUN …. ENJOY ! ! 2015 cherrylinramos.blogger.no 153