Overview

Status: Available | Released: Dec 31st, 2006

iMovie is quickly revolutionizing the way people tell stories. Whether you're editing videos of the kids to send to Grandma, or creating engaging documentaries and short films, you're telling the story of your life, and iMovie is the perfect tool!

Produced by Media Deployment guru Francesco Schiavon, this program provides valuable tips and tricks for capturing, editing, and outputting video using Apple iMovie.

This series of videos uses macProVideo.com's proprietary video display technology, called "NED" (the Nonlinear Educating Device). A dramatic step forward in software education, NED lets you search videos using keywords, present tutorials to audiences in fullscreen mode, and even scale videos on-the-fly so you can follow along with your copy of iMovie while watching the tutorials.

More than just a basic course in video editing, you'll also learn advanced topics such as streaming video into iMovie in realtime, outputing video podcasts with embedded URLs, and round-tripping between iMovie and GarageBand to sweeten your sound.

For a full list of topics, check out the Table of contents below:

Outline

Section 1: C1: iMovie Overview

Section 2: C2: Creating New Projects

Section 3: C3: Capturing Video

Section 4: C4: Editing In iMovie

Section 5: C5: Working With Sound

Section 6: C6: Sharing Your iMovie

Section 7: C7: File Management

Other courses in this series

iMovie 101: Mastering iMovie '06

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Reviews

James wrote on September 5, 2009

This video was Great! Very informative, and thorough. Great information and very easy to follow and understand. I have purchased how to videos from other companies, and actually found this video to be better than most. I am sure that in the future I will again purchase a video tutorial when I need to. Thanks for the Great information! I would recommend this program to anyone who may need an easy learning curve.
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George Richardson wrote on June 23, 2008

I now depend on MacProVideo for tutoring. I just add Mastering iMovie to my Library. I have too many projects at work and a home. The ability to speed up the process of learning an app is great. The way it is layed out it is also a great reference tool.I am buying a new app and a big part of the decision is that MacProVideo has a tutorial for the app.
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Ernie Smith wrote on May 3, 2008

I really like both tutorials I have bought; Garageband and iMovie. I am learning from both of them. I'd recommend your tutorials to anyone who asked me and will purchase more in the future as I need them.
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Dennis Boatman wrote on April 30, 2008

Very helpful. This was the first tutorial of yours I have used. Once I figured out how to navigate from one section to another, I found it easy to use. Being able to jump from one section to another is a good thing - I'm not too excited about listening to a whole presentation when I may be looking for a certain function or activity. I found the instructor's approach useful - not too basic and not over my head. Great product.
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nigel wrote on March 23, 2008

as a teacher myself i appreciate that a pupil cannot take in too much information too quickly. this is where i find Macprovideo is excellent.These tutorials are well paced and set out. i movie is the 5th tutorial i have downloaded. they are all consistently the same high quality, easy to understand lessons.
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Terry Fuller wrote on March 10, 2008

Absolutely awesome and most informative tutorial!!!!!
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Frank Trommelen wrote on February 14, 2008

Very helpfull in learning ins and outs of imovie, but it can be a bit more personal. It's nicer if 'the teacher' looks in the camera once in a while and video-fragment sometimes are displayed bigger or zoomed in. After a while you start loosing attention, so viewing the whole podcast at once is too much. But all in all worth every penny !
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LOUIS Whitfield wrote on September 27, 2007

Definately a "5". Took as second to 'adjust' to the speakers latin accent, but once i did he was very good at explaining the various functions of iMovie. He knew his stuff. iMovie101 'opened up' the program to me as i was not getting anything from the help menu at all. After veiwing 101 the help menu actually starting makeing sense to me. Cool program..lw
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Dudley Lawrence wrote on September 8, 2007

Just as Happy ie read my first review
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Karen Ascol wrote on August 20, 2007

I thought the video was great. The gentleman that did the instruction was very easy to understand and he made it pretty simple for me. I liked the way I could work on a project and at the same time listen to instruction. Please let me know of any more tutorials that might be used for Final Cut Pro. I will be getting it soon. Thanks
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