Apple iMovie 2 Training


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iMovie2 is the latest version of the user-friendly software that has enabled Mac users to turn their home video recordings into amazing Desktop Movies. The software is quick and easy to learn with the help of author, George Lemonofides. After completing this Virtual Training Company tutorial, you will be able to achieve what the professionals can achieve. You will learn how you can capture video clips, edit quickly and easily, create titles, perform transitions, use special and audio effects, and insert dialog. Start now by clicking one of the movie links below.

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Introduction to iMovie
	Introduction	(01:53)
	Equipment	(03:51)
	Setting up your Mac	(03:13)
	Screen Tour (1)	(04:29)
	Screen Tour (2)	(04:27)
Capturing & Editing Video
	Setting up a New Project	(04:51)
	Capturing Video	(05:47)
	Editing Video (1)	(03:00)
	Delete/Crop/Split	(04:09)
	Editing Video (2)	(07:57)
Titles
	Introduction	(07:00)
	Creating Titles	(06:59)
	Fonts	(04:41)
Transitions and Special Effects
	Transitions	(08:37)
	Special Effects (1)	(10:07)
	Special Effects (2)	(06:34)
Stills
	Stills (1)	(06:24)
	Stills (2)	(03:52)
Audio
	Audio (1)	(04:35)
	Audio (2)	(03:55)
	Audio (3)	(02:04)
	Audio (4)	(02:33)
	Audio Example	(10:50)
Exporting
	Export to Video	(03:45)
	Export to QuickTime	(04:57)

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