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Kourtney Bostain HCPS Instructional Technology Resource Teacher Fall 2007
iMovie HD iMovie HD is an application that is used to create movies using digital video, photos, and audio. Use this planning guide to get started. If you are using dig ita l video start on step 1, if you are only using sti l l images and audio, skip to step 3.
Step 1: Write a Script All good directors always start with a script. What is the primary purpose of your video? Write out a script that covers all of the information your teacher has requested.
Step 2: “L ights, Camera, Action!” You are ready to record. Grab your digital video camera and begin.
Step 3: Open iMovie/Begin Project 1. Open iMovie HD (on your Dock or HD>Applications>iMovie HD) 2. Select “Create a New Project”
3. Name your new project 4. Select Create 5. The iMovie interface will appear (see explanations on next page)
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Making an iMovie: The iMovie Interface Understanding the main interface of iMovie will make creating movies easier.
Clip View Button Use the clip
viewer option to view clips
Timeline View Button Use this option to view
the liquid timeline
Clip Shelf The shelf is where your video clips are imported
(also called the “clips pane”)
Volume Slider Use the volume slider to control
the volume of your movie
Panes Use these panes to
select different iMovie features
Player Controls (in order) Rewind, Play, Play in Full Screen
iMovie Monitor This is where you can preview your video & clips
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Step 4: Impor t Video
1. Connect your video camera to your iBook (using a fire wire or USB cable) 2. Turn your video camera on 3. Switch the video camera to VTR Mode (could be play or VCR on some cameras) 4. Switch the iMovie interface to camera mode
5. Review your footage using the player controls
Rewind Stop Play Pause Fast Forward 6. Click Import 7. iMovie will create a clip for each scene you recorded (it creates a clip for each time you
start and stop taping).The clips will be placed on the clip shel f. 8. Click the import button or hit the space bar when you are finished importing your clips
Step 5: Arrange Your Cl ips
1. Click the clip viewer button to display the liquid timeline 2. Drag your video clips from the clip shelf to the clip viewer (as many as you want in your
video) 3. Organize your clips by clicking and dragging them to the location you want them to be in
(as you drag your clips the liquid timeline will open a space for you to put your clip) 4. Release where you want your clip 5. Save your project
Camera Mode
Make sure you save periodicallyMake sure you save periodically!
Click and drag clips Click and drag clips
from the clip shelf to from the clip shelf to
the liquid t imelinethe liquid t imeline
Organize your clips Organize your clips
by clicking and by clicking and
dragging them to the dragging them to the
location you want location you want
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TIPS
• The Clip Viewer is the only place where you can rearrange clips • The Timel ine Viewer is used for editing clips • You can add clips at any time • The lower right hand corner of iMovie’s interface has a free space indicator. This tells
you how much space you have left on your hard disk. The indicator changes from green to red as the space is filled.
• You can import Quick Time movies from your HD. Drag the QuickTime file to your clip shelf.
Step 4: Add Photos (you can use cl ip ar t and other images as well -you have to import them into iPhoto before you start this s tep).
1. Select the Media button 2. Select Photos 3. Select a photo by clicking on it 4. When you select a photo the photo settings window will appear 5. Click and drag the photos you want to use to the liquid timeline 6. Adjust the settings of your image as you wish
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Step 5: Add Text
1. Click the Edit ing button 2. Click Tit les 3. Select a title from the list 4. Type a title 5. Choose a font (family, typeface, and size) 6. Select the clip you want to add the title to 7. Click Add
o Select over black if you want the title to appear over black o Uncheck if you do not want your title to appear over black
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Step 6: Add Transitions
1. Select edit ing 2. Select transi tions 3. Select a transi tion style by highlighting it 4. Select the clip you want to add the transition to by clicking on it 5. Select a speed 6. Click add
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Step 7: Add Audio
1. Select Media 2. Select Audio 3. Choose your audio source (iTunes Library, Garage Band, iMovie Sound Effects) 4. Drag the play head to the area you want your audio to go 5. Select Place at P lay head or click and drag the audio to the liquid t imeline 6. Your music selection will now appear on the liquid timeline
Step 8: Save your Project
1. Go to File>Save Project Step 9: Share your Project
1. Go to iMovie>Share 2. You can now send your project to Email, QuickTime, iDVD, iWeb, GarageBand,
Bluetooth, iPod, and/or a video camera
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Additional Resources Apple Online Tutorial This tutorial breaks each topic into segments and gives you a great visual guide. http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/imovie/ Apple iLi fe Suppor t ht tp://www.apple.com/support/imovie/ iMovie Hot Tips ht tp://www.apple.com/support/imovie/hottips/ iMovie Shortcuts ht tp://www.apple.com/support/imovie/shor tcuts/
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