iMovie, once a unique, easy interface for editing and producing movies has turned into a nightmare. Apple’s over-stimulated developers have munged the concepts and interface until the program is all but unusable without a doctorate degree in media production. But Noteboom Productions has come to everyone’s aid with Tutor for iMovie, their latest video tutorial.
iMovie, once a unique, easy interface for editing and producing movies has turned into a nightmare. Apple’s over-stimulated developers have munged the concepts and interface until the program is all but unusable without a doctorate degree in media production. But Noteboom Productions has come to everyone’s aid with Tutor for iMovie, their latest video tutorial.
With Tutor for iMovie, the user watches videos to learn how to use Apple’s latest version of iMovie for the Mac. The video tutorial consists of 49 easy-to-follow video chapters totaling close to four hours on various subjects. Everything the user needs to help them their next video production with iMovie on their Macintosh computer.
Apple’s latest version of iMovie consists of a new interface as well as new features. With Tutor for iMovie, the user will learn how to use the new interface though video chapters showing how to navigate iMovie, as well as learn how to use iMovie’s new features through it’s easy-to-follow video chapters. These video chapters include everything from importing movies to using precision editing to using effects including green-screen to sharing with Facebook. Everything the user needs to help them create their next video production with iMovie!
Features include:
* 49 Easy-to-Follow Videos on iMovie
* Notes – Users can take notes while watching the tutorial
* Full Screen support
* All the videos are downloaded to the users computer or iOS device
* Close to four hours of videos
The tutorial includes easy-to-follow videos showing how to:
* import movies and photos into iMovie
* work with events and projects
* apply the Ken Burns effect to photos and movie clips
* split and merge events
* favor and reject clips
* adjust contrast, brightness and enhance
* stabilize clips
* add audio effects
* create titles
* add a maps to projects
* add picture in picture or side by side effects
* add green-screen or blue-screen effects
* create trailers
Video chapters include:
Introduction Getting Around:
* Terminology
* Interface Overview
* Selecting Clips
Importing and Organizing Videos:
* Importing Media
* Viewing and Organizing your Media
* Rating and Finding Clips
Working with Movies:
* Creating a Movie Project
* Project Settings
* Working with Themes
* View, Add, Enhance, and Replace Clips
* Working with the Timeline
* Trim, Split, and Move Clips
* Precision Trimming and Editing
* Adding Photos
* Adding Transitions
* Adding Titles
* Adding Maps and Backgrounds
* Adding and Detaching Audio
Working with Clip Adjustments:
* Selecting Clips for Adjustments
* Adjusting Color Balance and Correction
* Matching Color between Clips
* Cropping, Rotating, and Ken Burns
* Stabilizing Clips
* Audio Adjustments
* Video and Audio Effects
Working with Connected Clips:
* Creating a Connected Clip
* Creating Cutaways
* Using Green-Screen/Blue-Screen Effects
* Placing Clips Side by Side
* Adding Picture in Picture Clips
Working with other Effects:
* Fade, Flash, and Freeze
* Slow Down, Speed Up, and Reverse
* Rewind and Instant Replay
* Copying Effects and Adjustments
Working with Movie Trailers:
* Creating Trailers and Settings
* Outline, Storyboard, and Shot List
* Adding and Editing Clips and Photos
Sharing Videos and Trailers:
* iMovie Theater
* Sharing Online
Conclusion
System Requirements:
* Requires OS X 10.7 or later
* 64-bit processor
* 614 MB Availability
Tutor for iMovie 1.1 for OS X is $4.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide through the Mac App Store in the Video / Photography category. Category: Video, Graphics & Design, Photography, Art,
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Holland, Michigan – Noteboom Productions, an independent iOS developer based out of Holland, Michigan, was formed in 2010 by Dan Wassink and Beth Wassink for the purpose of creating video tutorials on the iPhone/iPod touch, iPad, and the Macintosh computer. Their tutorials have received nearly 650 five-star reviews and rating worldwide and they take great pride in helping people with their Macs, iPads, and iPhones. Copyright (C) 2013 Noteboom Productions. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.