This iMovie tutorial will teach you all the basics of video editing on a Mac. Many of the tricks and short cuts also apply to Final Cut Pro X should you decide to take things to the next level. In this class, David will cover how to import your footage using hot keys to save you time, how to add transitions, background music, sound effects, and more. If you want to master the very basics of video editing this class is the class for you. Learn iMovie (2015 version) today!
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are these videos or just images?
you are beast!!!!
Loved it–great class!!! Thank you!!
Really nice tutorial David! i hope you don’t mind me asking the following (Apologies in advance if this has already been asked…)?
I am struggling to find a way to import media from my Photos app which is now located on my external sd (because of space limitations on my mac ssd (500gb)). Has anyone overcome this problem without having import all files required over to their desk top first for delation after use??? Thx
i know all of this already
how to add a song from outise of itune ??
Stunning video. Learned a lot. Thanks David. I will send you some support $$$$$ very soon since your lessons are free.
Great video!
Very helpful vid! I was making YouTube videos using iMovie for iPad and just upgraded to a MacBook Pro. Do you think a mouse would be helpful? I just completed a motorcycle trip from Portland OR to Ushuaia Argentina and had my helmet cam on the entire time. I need to make a 1 hour video from the 200 clips I have.
Thank you I truly appreciate you!!!!
very glad I found your video! Thanks for putting this out>
Absolutely a great help to keep me from buing other good software. Thank you so much.
Could you tell me how to relocate the imovie files to a external hard drive? Importing to files to my HD fills the memory on my Mac book.
Thank you! great teacher!!!
Really well done David, thank you.
Great Video.
Say I created two great things in one project, how do I save or move a group of already edited things into another project?
Thank you David! I have a class project to do a short video. I have never used iMovie and now feel like I can actually do this.
superb
CAn I get one more sub please
Thank you, very Informative
iMovie
Cheers For the Advice 7:-)
who else is watching this in 2017?? and want to start a YouTube channel
thank you for this video, it helped me so much
How do I get the software for this video editing plz
Hey David – I am trying to put my microscope pictures in a YouTube video using iMovie but every time I insert the images its blurry for a few seconds and then at the end it focuses and looks HD – – how can I get it to be HD the entire time??? Sorry I am new to imovie and your videos really help!
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I filled up my notes section lol
Great video! Thanks for sharing! You’re a great teacher!
I’m only 7 minutes into this video and i’m learning SOO MUCH! THANK YOU!!!
Great Video BTW
Excellent
How do I add photos from from Photos Library? I do not have the default Photos Library in my iMovie…
Amazing tutorial. Helped me a lot ! Thank you so much ! Going to use I movie for the first time in my newly bought MacBook Pro.
Like a few other commenters here, I was quite lost when starting with IMovie but not after watching this great educational video. Just excellent. Thumbs up..
Im trying to export a video to a pendrive and i cant, the video is 6 gb and the pendrive is 16 gb, so i really need to resolve these problem, please heeeeeelp
Super helpful! Thank you!
~ I am editing old VHS recordings from an old camcorder -they are now digital. So… I may sound really low, yet the one holding the camcorder is SUPER loud; it really needs to be adjusted. –With the previous iMovie (before I upgraded to Sierra), I was able to drag over specific voices in the audio area and either raise or lower the volume. (Not the entire audio clip.) I am now having difficulty finding where and how to do this with the iMovie from Sierra. Is this new iMovie able to do this, or is the feature gone? Suggestions if it’s gone, please 🙂 I still have many more to edit! Also, I appreciate all the time & detail you’ve put in your video. Thank you VERY MUCH!
Great Video 🙂
But the music on Audiojungle is not for free, or maybe I wasn´t able to find it?
i need 1 more subscriber to reach a 100. will anyone help?