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MacBook 101 "iMovie '06" iBook iMac MacBook MSAD71 IT Services Shuman Studios What is it? iMovie is an introductory movie studio designed with the amateur film maker in mind. Combine video clips, digital photos, sound effects and sound tracks into a stunning multimedia presentation. Getting Started Choose from -Create a New Project (from scratch) -Open an Existing Project (in progress) -Make a Magic iMovie (automatic setup, limited editing) Create Project Before beginning, choose a project name and a location to save it. Due to the file sizes involved in movie making, is important to keep all of your work on the local computer. DO NOT SAVE TO THE SERVER. Otherwise, the program will "hang up" when trying to access movie data. In this feature, iMovie will perform much of the movie making process automatically, thereby reducing the amount of work you have to do. *iMovie will import your raw footage, add transitions and music based on the settings you provide on the screen to the right. *If your final product is to be a DVD, you can also have iMovie automatically send the finished project to iDVD to have menus and scene selections added before burning the entire project to disc. While this feature allows movie making to be easier, it also reduces the amount of editing choices that could be applied to the movie. Preview Window Raw Footage Clips Change between the Slide Viewer & Timeline Viewer Camera Mode | Editor Mode Download Footage | Edit Footage Rewind, Play, Play "Full Screen" Movie Volume Editing Menus Project Viewer Deleted Footage Editing Menus In the Clips menu, access all of the raw footage imported from the camera. *To add clips to your movie, drag the clips down to the Slide Viewer. *Arrange and re-arrange the clips within the viewer as you see fit. Editing Menus In the Themes menu, choose from different types of text overlays and theme elements to apply to your movie. Click the Apply button to add the theme clip to your movie. You may add a theme on top of a video clip. Use the Drop Zones feature to add the theme to a video clip, then click Apply to add it to your movie. Editing Menus In the Media menu, access additional content such as audio clips and photos. For Audio . . . *Access built-in effects from iLife *Incorporate music created in GarageBand *Pull music in from your iTunes library **You can also drag-&-drop a music file from the Finder Desktop right onto the iMovie timeline. *Use the Microphone option at the bottom to incorporate voice over effects into your movie. Editing Menus In the Editing menu, access special effects and transitions to add personality to your movie. Titles: Add interesting text over photos and video. Transitions: Animate between slides/clips. Video FX: Add the appearance of fog, old film footage and more. Audio FX: Make audio sound like a cathedral, a club, an arena and more. Editing Menus In the Chapters menu, set chapter points throughout your movie in preparation for creating a DVD as your final product. 1. In the timeline, drag the needle to where you want to place a chapter marker. 2. In the Chapters menu, click the Add Marker button at the bottom. 3. To delete a chapter marker, select it from the list and click on the Remove Marker button at the bottom. Sharing When the editing process is complete, you're ready to mush all of the parts together into one movie file. 1. Go to the Menu Ba, click Share, and choose the format that fits how you want your movie to be watched. Keep an eye on the estimated size of the movie once rendered. 2. When ready, click the Share button. *The longer the movie is, the more time it will take for the video to render. *If time allows, you can render the movie several times using different formats. Clean Up Once rendered, remember to preview your movie in its entirety to ensure that you are satisfied with the results. Transfer the completed movie file(s) to an appropriate portable media (CD, DVD, Flash Drive, etc). OR OR 700 MB 4.7 GB VARIES Clean Up Empty the Trash Can of all unused footage. Raw Footage takes up a lot of space on the computer and needs to be removed when the project has been completed. After exiting iMovie, find a delete the project file(s) from the computer. Macintosh HD > Movies This will remove the remaining raw footage from the computer, making room for the next user and the next iMovie project.

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