iMovie for iPad 2014
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This document provides an overview of the features and capabilities of the iMovie app for iPad, including how to create and edit movie projects, add titles and transitions, customize audio, and share finished movies. It discusses tools for video and audio editing, and integration with other Apple apps like iPhoto and GarageBand. Tips are also provided for effective movie making.
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Your customers often need super deeds and don’t know where to turn. They may not realize that under your mild mannered exterior lies a Rich Media Superhero.
This session will help you discover the super powers you already have. They are often hidden until a wise mentor shows you how to control them. Learn how to speak the language of rich media creation, how to channel your existing skills and how to load your utility belt to defeat any deadline or project constraint.
Often, it’s just a matter of translating the language of your home planet into the language of rich media. We’ll reveal the vocabulary of rich media so you can communicate more effectively with peers, contractors and vendors.
Through a discussion of rich media creation processes you’ll discover your hidden super powers; what mortals call “transferable skills.” Many of the activities that you do every day have an equivalent activity in the mortal world. Planning and budgeting a project will take on a new energy as you learn how to channel those powers in the rich media world. And you’ll find out about new powers like scripts, storyboards and breakdowns. There may be no limit to your abilities!
Many superheroes rely on a full utility belt of hardware and software to aid them in their search for truth, justice and effective training and documentation. After this session you’ll know how to load your utility belt so you can be a champion. Cameras, editing software, Flash and media streaming can be like a child’s playthings in your capable hands.
Often the most powerful ability is the simplest one. So, we’ll start with a focus on the basics. But if the attendees are ready we’ll discuss stronger super powers.
The question you must answer is: “Are you ready to learn more about your rich media super powers?”
Wait! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s you, Rich Media Superhero!
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- 2. Agenda • Creating or opening project • Editing • Audio • Titles • Transitions • Sharing
- 3. Also • Movie tips • iPhoto • Garageband • Questions
- 4. Tools • Most Common Tools • Video Library • Audio Library • Project Settings • Inspector
- 5. Getting Started • Create new video or open project • Project Browser/Theatre “+” icon • Add video to project • Media Library arrow “↓” icon • Movie or Trailer? • Edit video!
- 6. Editing • Fingers & Gestures • pinch to zoom in/out • scrub to preview • touch & hold or drag to place • yellow trim handle to trim • rotate fingers to rotate clip
- 7. Effects • Ken Burns (photos) • zoom • overlays • split • freeze-frame • speed
- 8. Audio • Add audio to project • Media Library arrow “↓” icon • audio only from video (detach) • sound effects • direct recording in iMovie • background or foreground
- 9. • show audio waveform • adjust volume • fade in/out • adjust speed • overlap audio • colours indicate audio type
- 10. Titles • When • Default • Other Location options • Style • “T” overlay
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- 12. Sharing • Theatre syncs with iCloud • Share from Theatre • Share with AirDrop • Save to Camera Roll • Save to iTunes • AirPlay to HDTV via AppleTV
- 13. • YouTube • Facebook • Vimeo • CNN • Mail • Messages
- 14. Camera • • • • • • • • 2 cameras (1 full HD quality) Tap to focus/balance Grid lines HDR mode HFR record for slo-mo Digital zoom Tripod Lights (not flash)
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