Brumbaugh-Duncan, C: My iMovie

Precision Editor 94 Correcting a Shaky Movie 99 Correcting Blurry or Distorted Video 101 Splitting Clips 103 Merge Movie Clips 105 Deleting Movie Clips 106 Rotating a Movie Clip 107 Chapter 5 Adding Special Effects, Maps, Backgrounds, and Titles Clips 109 Speeding Up or Slowing Down a Clip 110 Adjust Clip Speed 110 Adjust Clip Playback Speed 112 Set a Preset Speed 114 Adjust Audio Pitch 115 Reverse a Movie 115 Apply the Rewind Special Effect 117 Creating an Instant Replay of a Clip 118 Adding Backgrounds Using the Green/Blue Screen 120 Add a Background 121 Make Green Screen Adjustments 123 Using Picture-in-Picture 124 Apply the Picture-in-Picture Effect 125 Creating Side by Side Clips 127 Display Side-by-Side Clips 127 Adding Maps & Backgrounds to a Movie 129 Add an Interactive Map 129 Add a Background 131 Adding Titles to a Movie 132 Add Title Text to Movie Clips 134 Customize Title Font Properties 136 Adding Credits at the End of Your Movie 138 Chapter 6 Adding and Editing Voiceovers, Music, and Sound Effects 143 Recording a Voiceover 143 Adding Music from iTunes 146 Adding Sound Effects 147 Adding Audio from GarageBand 148 Editing Audio 149 Slowing Down or Speeding Up Audio 150 Chapter 7 Editing Video Color, Brightness, and More 153 Using the Adjust Menu 153 Adjusting Color Balance 154 Match Color 155 Adjust White Balance 155 Adjust Skin Tone 156 Correcting Color 156 Cropping 157 View the Cropping Menu 157 Crop 157 Use the Ken Burns Effect 158 Correcting for Stability and Rolling Shutter 158 Adjusting Volume 159 Using Noise Reduction and Equalizer Settings 161 Using Video and Audio Effects 161 Chapter 8 Adding and Customizing Video Themes 165 Creating a New Project with a Video Theme 166 Adding a Video Theme to an Existing Project 167 Change the Theme Titles 169 Add a Location 170 Change the Transition 170 Use the Precision Editor 171 Removing a Theme 172 Chapter 9 Creating and Customizing Trailers 175 Creating a Trailer 175 Customize Your Trailer 177 Tweak the Clips 179 Work with the Shot List 180 Sharing Your Trailer 181 Chapter 10 Sharing Your Movies 185 Sharing Your Movie 185 Share via Email 186 Share to iTunes 187 Share to YouTube 188 Share to Facebook 189 Share to Vimeo 190 Share to CNN iReport 191 Save Your Movie to Your Mac Hard Disk 192 Seeing Where Your Movie Is Shared 192 Chapter 11 Using iMovie on Your iPhone and iPad 195 Creating a New Movie Project 195 The Movie Project Main Screen 197 Adding Video, Photos, and Audio 199 Add Video 199 Add Photos 201 Add Audio 201 Editing Your Project 202 Add Titles 203 Speed Up or Slow Down a Clip 204 Trim a Clip 205 Zoom In 206 Duplicate a Clip 206 Create a Freeze Frame 207 Split a Clip 208 Delete a Clip 209 Change the Clip Volume 209 Detach the Audio from a Clip 210 Fade Audio 212 Switch Audio Between Foreground and Background 213 Record a Voiceover 213 Edit a Transition 214 Sharing Your Movie or Trailer 216 Index 219

design and development. Combining web technologies and education strategies, Cheryl has developed and authored books, instructor-led training curriculum, and online education courses for clientele that include QWEST, Que, Alpha Publishing, New Riders Publishing, ADIC, Dell, Virtual Training Company-VTC, and Sun Microsystems. Cheryl has been an avid Apple Computer enthusiast for years, ever since Apple captured the education market back in the 1980s. From that time until today, she has used Apple products for her work and personal use. She has authored and taught training classes on Apple products and has used the Apple iLife suite of software since it was introduced-this includes the iMovie software product. Cheryl currently teaches college classes in web development and design. Her commitment to the combination of education, technology, and various delivery methods for communicating information keeps her very busy in this ever-changing world. Please visit her website at www.virtuallyglobal.com to learn more about Cheryl and her company Virtually Global Communications.