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iMovie 101
Mastering iMovie '06
Summary
iMovie is more than just a video editing program, it's the new-school tool for telling stories, and everyone can use it, because it now comes on every Mac!
Details
- Price
- $19.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
- Trainer
- Francesco Schiavon
- Application
- iLife
- Level
- Level 1
- Platform
- Mac & PC
- Runtime
- 180 minutes
- Status
- Available
Please Note:
This tutorial covers iMovie '06 version.
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Customer Reviews
Jun 23rd, 2008 by George Richardson
“ I now depend on MacProVideo for tutoring. I just add Mastering iMovie to my Library. I have too many projects at work and a home. The ability to speed up the process of learning an app is great. The way it is layed out it is also a great reference tool.I am buying a new app and a big part of the decision is that MacProVideo has a tutorial for the app. ”
May 3rd, 2008 by Ernie Smith
“ I really like both tutorials I have bought; Garageband and iMovie. I am learning from both of them. I'd recommend your tutorials to anyone who asked me and will purchase more in the future as I need them. ”
Apr 30th, 2008 by Dennis Boatman
“ Very helpful. This was the first tutorial of yours I have used. Once I figured out how to navigate from one section to another, I found it easy to use. Being able to jump from one section to another is a good thing - I'm not too excited about listening to a whole presentation when I may be looking for a certain function or activity. I found the instructor's approach useful - not too basic and not over my head. Great product. ”
Mar 23rd, 2008 by nigel
“ as a teacher myself i appreciate that a pupil cannot take in too much information too quickly. this is where i find Macprovideo is excellent.These tutorials are well paced and set out. i movie is the 5th tutorial i have downloaded. they are all consistently the same high quality, easy to understand lessons. ”
Mar 10th, 2008 by Terry Fuller
“ Absolutely awesome and most informative tutorial!!!!! ”
Feb 14th, 2008 by Frank Trommelen
“ Very helpfull in learning ins and outs of imovie, but it can be a bit more personal. It's nicer if 'the teacher' looks in the camera once in a while and video-fragment sometimes are displayed bigger or zoomed in. After a while you start loosing attention, so viewing the whole podcast at once is too much. But all in all worth every penny ! ”
Description
iMovie is quickly revolutionizing the way people tell stories. Whether you're editing videos of the kids to send to Grandma, or creating engaging documentaries and short films, you're telling the story of your life, and iMovie is the perfect tool!
Produced by Media Deployment guru Francesco Schiavon, this program provides valuable tips and tricks for capturing, editing, and outputting video using Apple iMovie.
This series of videos uses macProVideo.com's proprietary video display technology, called "NED" (the Nonlinear Educating Device). A dramatic step forward in software education, NED lets you search videos using keywords, present tutorials to audiences in fullscreen mode, and even scale videos on-the-fly so you can follow along with your copy of iMovie while watching the tutorials.
More than just a basic course in video editing, you'll also learn advanced topics such as streaming video into iMovie in realtime, outputing video podcasts with embedded URLs, and round-tripping between iMovie and GarageBand to sweeten your sound.
For a full list of topics, check out the Table of contents below:
Trainer
Francesco Schiavon
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Francesco Schiavon is a recognized expert in the topic of digital media deployment for web and optical disc. A dedicated educator, Francesco has spent the last decade teaching in some of Canada's leading multimedia schools. ”
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: iMovie Overview
1. Creating A New Project 2. Capturing From Tape
3. Editing Cutting Clips
4. Using Themes And Transitions
5. Editing Sound
6. Outputting a Movie
Chapter 2: Creating New Projects
7. Creating A New Empty Project8. Magic iMovie I: Controlling The Tape
9. Magic iMovie II: Transitions, Music And iDVD
10. Magic iMovie III: Previewing In iDVD
11. Creating A Videocast
12. Tips On Creating A Videocast
Chapter 3: Capturing Video
13. Capturing From A Camera Tape14. Capturing From A Camera Live
15. Capturing Video From A File
16. Capturing Timelapse: Creating A Project
17. Capturing Timelapse: The Capture
Chapter 4: Editing In iMovie
18. Intro To The Clip View19. Intro To The Timeline
20. Trimming The Beginning And End Of A Clip
21. Cutting Clips Without Destroying Them
22. Adding Titles
23. Modifying Titles
24. Adding Transitions
25. Changing Transitions & Telling Stories With Them
26. Solving Transition Problems
27. Previewing Video FX
28. Applying Or Deleting Video FX
29. Making A Freeze Frame From Video
30. Adding Chapters
31. Splitting Clips Into Two Clips
32. Intro To Bookmarks
33. Pasting Over An Existing Clip
34. Adding Photos
35. Working With Themes
36. Copying Clips Between Projects
37. Crazy Pasteboard Idea
38. Viewing Your Edit On The TV
39. Colour Correcting With The TV
Chapter 5: Working With Sound
40. Intro To The Audio Pane41. Applying Sound Clips
42. Adding Sound Clips To The Audio Pane
43. Adjusting The Sound Volume
44. Adjusting Clip Volume Levels Through Time
45. Disabling A Track's Audio
46. Locking Audio Clip At Playhead
47. Adding Voice Overs To Your Videos
48. Applying Audio EFX
49. Synchronizing Visuals To Sound
Chapter 6: Export And Share Your iMovie
50. Playing Your iMovie Fullscreen On Your Mac51. Overview Of The Share Pane
52. Exporting To Your Video Camera
53. Exporting A QuickTime Movie
54. Sharing Your Movie With Email
55. Synchronizing iMovie To BlueTooth
56. Making An iDVD
57. Making An iPod Movie
58. Sharing On The Web
59. Sending Your iMovie To GarageBand For Mastering
60. Exporting A Still Frame From Video
Chapter 7: File Management
61. Where iMovie Saves The Media62. How iMovie Imports Files
63. Why iMovie Transcodes Imports
64. Why The File Size And Trash Grow
65. How Much Drive Space You've Got Available
System Requirements
- Macintosh
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
- G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
- Quicktime 7 or above
- Windows
- Windows Vista, XP or 2000
- Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
- Quicktime 7 or above
- .NET 2 or above
- Please note: N.E.D. is not compatible with 64 bit versions of Windows