Before we get into examining the iMovie interface and work area, we need to have…some video clips to work with.…So in this chapter, I want to show you some of the various ways in which you can…bring video footage into iMovie `11.…Let's begin by taking a look at the ways you can connect various types of video…cameras to your Mac.…Now, DV, or digital video, cameras were the first type of cameras that the first…version of iMovie was able to control and import footage from.…You are not seeing as many of these types of cameras for sale these days, but a…lot of people still have and use them, so iMovie maintains this important…ability to import footage from DV cameras in this latest version.…
DV cameras shoot to mini-DV tapes.…They look like this, and most hold about 60 minutes of footage.…And most DV cameras connect to your Mac via a FireWire cable.…FireWire is Apple's name for the type of interface used by your camera and your Mac,…but you may also see the connector on your camera labeled as iLink or the…
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2/3/2011- Importing footage and stills
- Organizing and locating clips using ratings and keyword tags
- Cropping, trimming, splitting, and fine-tuning clips
- Inserting transitions between clips
- Applying One-Step effects
- Stabilizing shaky footage
- Adding background music and voiceovers
- Synchronizing footage to specific points of an audio track
- Publishing content to YouTube, Vimeo, and Facebook
- Exporting movies and projects
Skill Level Beginner
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Welcome
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Welcome42s
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1. Getting Started
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2. Importing Video
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Types of connections1m 58s
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Importing from other sources2m 24s
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Capturing live action1m 31s
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3. Understanding the Interface
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Interface overview2m 8s
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The toolbar2m 35s
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4. Organizing Clips
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Organizing events4m 28s
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Rating clips3m 26s
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Advanced rating tools2m 34s
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Tagging with keywords5m 6s
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5. Editing Video
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Creating a new project2m 36s
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Adding clips to the project5m 46s
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Trimming and slip edits3m 40s
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Fine-tuning clips2m 6s
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Cropping and rotating5m 11s
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The advanced Edit tool2m 14s
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6. Working with Effects
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Incorporating photos5m 48s
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Adjusting color5m 51s
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Using transitions9m 5s
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Adding titles4m 1s
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Using one-step effects2m 14s
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Stabilizing video5m 7s
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Creating movie trailers9m 26s
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7. Working with Audio
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Adding background music6m 48s
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Adding a voiceover5m 4s
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Editing to the beat8m 8s
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8. Sharing Your Movies
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Exporting to iTunes4m 58s
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Sharing to iDVD51s
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Publishing to Facebook2m 49s
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Exporting QuickTime movies2m 29s
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Finalizing your project2m 5s
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Goodbye
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Goodbye41s
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