iMovie v10 for Mac - Foundation Preview
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iMovie is a fantastic video editing package built on the Final Cut Pro codebase and as such, shares many features with its pro-level cousin.
In this Foundation tutorial, Don takes you through configuring and using iMovie v10 to create stunning videos with minimal effort. The tutorial assumes no prior knowledge of iMovie and is designed for people who want to learn how to master the basics of iMovie on the Mac, from scratch.
iMovie is available for free via the Mac App Store and is pre-installed on all new Macs.
Once you get the hang of the basic principles, iMovie is super simple to use and allows you to create professional-looking videos and movie trailers in minutes.
We'll take a look at iMovie for iOS in a future Foundation video.
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App Store Links: iMovie Mac App Store
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Foundation Videos will be very helpful. It solves the problem I experienced with trying to bring together all the various videos for a single App... excellent idea!
Thanks Steve, glad you like the idea!
Great VDO Don. Question: Do I need to use iCloud? Is there any way to get around using iCloud? I'm looking for software to help make YouTube VDOs. Thank you.
Hi Ken,
Sure, you can just export the finished videos as QuickTime videos and store and distribute whichever way you want - you only need iCloud if you want to use the built in iMovie Theatre
Hi Ken,
Sure, you can just export the finished videos as QuickTime videos and store and distribute whichever way you want - you only need iCloud if you want to use the built in iMovie Theatre
Sunday, December 02, 2018, 11:14 AM
Don or staff, despite my seeing "captions off" I still see the voice captions which are interfering with my seeing the iMovie Timeline bar video clips. How can I turn off the captions?
BTW this is going to be a good series because up to now have stayed away from video (both capture and editing) because I
have found it too complex; I think this Foundation series may just push me to try a video editing project.
Hi Don,
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Sounds like an issue with the safari captions - here's how to fix that https://screencastsonline.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205986221-Seeing-Double-Subtitles-or-Unable-To-Switch-Them-Off-.
Monday, December 03, 2018, 4:28 PM Sorry the link provided did not work.
Apologies. A Full stop goy incorporated at the end of the link.
Here you go
https://screencastsonline.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205986221-Seeing-Double-Subtitles-or-Unable-To-Switch-Them-Off-
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