How To: Basics of Editing with iMovie Software
Our intrepid intern, D.A., takes you on a basic editing tutorial using iMovie, a basic editing application on the Mac. D.A. brings you through importing both…
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Very helpful! Your explanations made sense. Thanks for making this video!
I’ve never seen the issue of “files disappearing when camera is disconnected” before. When you connect your camera and import directly from it, video files are available in your Imovie “events” folder, not left on the camera.
Hmmm… I see… Thanks again! 🙂
if you click on the microphone you can do a voice over.
great video
If you have an audio file, you can just put it on your desktop and simply drag it onto the clip you are working with. If you would like to record an audio file directly from iMovie, click the microphone icon in the middle and click from the clip you would like to begin recording on. You can move around the audio clip wherever you want, too.
Thank you!! 😀
Thank you so much. Great video. Now I just need to know how to add my audio recording into it…
good video! you’re not overly wordy like most & you have a really “easy listening” speaking voice. thanks for the tutorial!
what do you mean importing directly from your camera
all options under share are faded and i cant click on them. please help!
Thank you so much!
great video! very helpful