iMovie 10.1.16 Essential Training

Course details

LinkedIn Learning staff instructor and iMovie expert Garrick Chow shows you the tools you need to know to create high-quality, compelling video projects with iMovie, the popular video editing software from Apple. Garrick first shows you how to get your footage into iMovie from a camera or your hard drive, as well as how to navigate around the interface. Then, he provides an overview of the entire editing process—fine-tuning clips, adjusting color, adding titles and music, transitioning from one clip to the next, creating slow motion video, and more. At the end of the course, he shows how to export your movies to share with the world. Whether you’re new to iMovie or an experienced user who wants to learn about the newest features, this course gives you the tools to get up and running.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Create videos people actually want to watch

1. Import Video

02 - Import from an iPhone or other memory-based media
03 - Import video files

2. Get Started

04 - Understand the iMovie window
05 - Browse events in the iMovie library
06 - Select and add clips to the timeline

3. Organize Clips

07 - Organize events
08 - Rate clips
09 - Move events to a different hard drive
10 - Delete unwanted clips

4. Edit Video

11 - Create a new project
12 - Add clips to the project
13 - Use the trimming and slip editing tools
14 - Fine-tune clips
15 - Split, insert, and connect clips
16 - Crop and rotate clips

5. Photos, Transitions, Titles, and Effects

17 - Create and adjust still clips
18 - Incorporate photos
19 - Adjust color
20 - Use transitions
21 - Add titles
22 - Adjust the speed of clips
23 - Stabilize video
24 - Add cutaways, side-by-side video, and picture-in-picture
25 - Use green screen effects
26 - Apply video effects
27 - Create movie trailers

6. Work with Audio

28 - Adjust audio levels and position
29 - Add music and sound effects
30 - Add background music
31 - Record a voiceover
32 - Extract audio from clips

7. Share Your Movies

33 - Explore sharing options

Conclusion

34 - Start creating your own projects