In the viewer, select the placeholder text by double-clicking it, and type the text you want to appear.

Select the title in the timeline, or move the playhead over the title.

If you position the title in the center of the clip, the title’s duration is adjusted to appear over the entire clip. If you position the title in the first or last third of the clip, the title’s duration is automatically adjusted to appear in that third of the clip.

Drag the title to the timeline, over the clip where you want it to appear.

As you drag, a vertical yellow line appears when either end of a title is aligned with either end of a clip. If snapping is turned on (click the View menu and make sure Snapping has a checkmark next to it), the edges of the title align with clip and transition edges.

Drag the title to the timeline, above the clip where you want the title to appear.

The title is added to your movie at the position of the playhead.

In the timeline, position the playhead where you want to add the title, and then double-click the title in the browser.

Skim the title thumbnails in the browser to see how they move. Many titles are animated, which means they move on the screen in an interesting way.

Browse the titles to find the one you want to use, or use the search field to search for the name of a particular title.

If you’ve set a theme for your movie, titles related to the theme appear at the top of the browser. Available title styles appear in the browser.

With your movie open in the timeline, select Titles above the browser.

Use some of the more common iMovie tools. Such as 'Splitting a clip' and 'Showing the Or 'Event Browser.' It provides access toĪre not available. Or you can import files from your camera, Share their voice, and learn media design This specific video tutorial introduces learners to iMovie's interface and importing media files.Ĭlosed captions available through the video's button. This easy to use software can help you quickly create student projects and instructional videos for online or blended learning.

This video tutorial, by the Rowan University Libraries Digital Scholarship Center, introduces users to creating videos using iMovie, a free video editing application by Apple. Creating a Video Project Using iMovie: Getting Started

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