iMovie 10 Demo and Tutorial - How to Make Movies on Your Mac

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You can learn how to make movies on your Mac with iMovie in under 20 minutes. Today, we'll cover: importing media, video editing, effects, color, transitions, music, titles, and more. If you want to learn more about iMovie, check the link below:

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Professional, Concise, human, friendly yet authoratative. Superb. A perfect lesson in how to do .... 'a lesson'.

steviegilmore

Working as a realtor in the time of the COVID-19 shelter in place situation, I needed to be creative with showing homes virtually. While I do have a professional video made for each listing, I now need some additional footage and information to share since buyers can't go into the homes at the moment, so I have my homeowner doing some additional photos and videos to send me to make a virtual Open house. Thank you for showing me how to make this work and I look forward to giving it a try!

marianneslamm

Great job! Very step by step, easy to follow and full of content. And entertaining too! You’re cracking me up with the JJ Abrams shout outs.

edwardoblenis

Thank you for posting a understandable and professional video on using iMovie.

capttomhughes

I struggled on my own for an hour and a half before finding your video. I completed my project in about half an hour after watching your well presented tutorial. Thanks!

peggythebaker

Clicked around iMovie, became frustrated, watched your short video and wahla! Enjoying making my first movie from a recent European vacation! Thanks so much! Clear, concise professional! Great job !

darwinpaz

Well done, just what I was looking for - enough information to get started with a pointer to further learning.

keirapperley

Excellent learning tool. Exactly what I was looking for.

sandracmtz

Thank You for this helpful quick lesson

MrKimsukh

Thank you very much for your valuable information and waiting for another tips related with imovie editing

noufalainikkal

Thank you so much - I think I finally understand some of how to use iMovie. Great tutorial

lwheelerdame

Thanks! That was excellent. Explained and displayed perfectly for a non techie to learn.

meaganhayes

Excellent advice ...cant wait to get started.Many thanks

kathrynsweeney

Nice video. I watched many iMovie tutorial videos, but focused only on small videos, as I don't like watching long tutorial videos (I get distracted so easily, especially if you see that there are more videos that can teach you in a shorter period). Your video is nice, and I watched the entire thing. I give you a thumbs up.

I am working on my vacation video. I want to make 1 video (so it will be a long video of at least 2 hours - hopefully the family won't get easily distracted, hahaha). My MBP's (2.8 GHz Intel Core i7, 6 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, Radeon Pro 555 2048 MB, Intel HD Graphics 630 1536 MB) internal hard disk is only 256GB, as I use mostly external hard disks. So, editing video is something new to me. So when I was around 30 mins in the video, I encountered storage shortage. So I moved my entire library (as recommended online) to my usb 2.0 (maybe 3.0, I don't remember now) external hard disk. So I have free space now, but when I work now in iMovie (I'm around 45 mins of the video), my project is so choppy, slow. Like everything has to load first, when I go lets say to beginning, or the middle, etc... everything is going slow and disturbing my entire workflow. I thought about making like 5 videos of of 30 mins, so that I can still work on my internal hard disk (and transfer them afterwards to my external hard disk), but It would be nicer in my opinion to make 1 movie.

Do you have any tips/advice for me in order to avoid that choppiness, and disturbing my workflow?

ArtificialJetleg

Great video!
Although I should point out something:
I’m sure you’re aware of this already, but when doing the fade outs (and fade ins) on video clips, there’s a box you can check in the settings menu on the timeline that says “fade out to black” (or “fade in to black”, whichever is desired). I usually do this whenever I make my videos.

I do wish Apple did an overhaul of this app. There are some scenes that I would like to intensify in my videos, and I don’t want to resort to using the ken burns effect on pictures that have been ridiculously cut down to 0.1 seconds, or using the same video effects multiple times. Another thing I wish iMovie would let you do is use multiple picture-in-picture scenes instead of limiting you to only one item at a time (as shown in this video). Also, animations would be good too, like for transitions for items you’d like in Picture-in-picture.

I know FCPX and Camtasia Studio for Max can do the stuff I mentioned before, but I (sadly) don’t have the *_$$$_* to shell out.

ThunderBuddy