Creating Video: Editing with iMovie on Mac 1
The ability to upload videos as educational materials has been available since learningBOX.
It has become more convenient, but some people may not know how to make videos in the first place.
I can just take a video with my phone and upload it, but I don't want to make a shaky ......
I want to add commentary, but I don't want to show my face or add my voice.
I think there are a lot of things to consider.
I will show you how to create a video manual in several parts.
Eventually, you will be able to create a video like the one below.
Editing
Use iMovie as a free video editing software, which may be installed by default on your Mac.
Launch iMovie and click New.
iMovie allows you to create a normal movie and a movie trailer.
In this case, we will create a regular movie, so we will select Movie. Creating a trailer is a topic for another time.
When you select a movie, it will appear as shown in the image below.
iMovie is divided into three main groups. The top left is the material storage area, the top right is the screen effects editing area, and the bottom is the timeline. Drop materials from the upper left storage area to the lower timeline, and cut and paste them to edit your movie.
First, register the previously shot video in the storage area. Click on the "Read Media" button and select a file, or drag and drop a video file into the area.
In addition to video files, image files can also be registered as materials.
Next, drag and drop the files from the "Material Repository" to the timeline below, in chronological order from left to right. You can place any number of files on the timeline.
Files on the timeline can be split by pressing command + b.
After splitting a file, you can delete it to extract only the parts you want from the file.
Between the files, you can insert transitions, which are special effects that occur at the moment a file changes from one to another.
This special effect makes it possible to view the video naturally and without discomfort, even if completely different files are following one another.
Transitions can be selected by toggling the tabs in the image below.
Next Preview
In the next issue, we will take video editing one step further.