The document provides instructions for making a stop-motion film using iMovie on iOS: 1. Take a minimum of 75 photos of an activity or process. Import the photos into iPhoto and then iMovie. 2. In iMovie, select all photos and drag them into the project window. Select the first photo and crop it to fit, setting the duration to 0.1 seconds for all photos. 3. Add music or sound effects by dragging an MP3 file into the project window or selecting from iMovie's music library.

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How to make a stop-motion film using imovie:
1. take a minimum of 75 photos of a process or activity of your choice
2. copy the photos into iphoto
3. open imovie and import your photos by clicking on the camera icon
4. create a new project by going to “File”, “New Project” and give it a name
5. select all your photos and drag them into the project window (top left)
6. click on the first photo to select it (there should be a yellow border when it is
selected)
7. with the first photo selected, go to “Edit,” then “Select,” and then “Photos”
8. click on the “crop icon” on the first photo (top left corner)
9. click “Fit” and then “Done” (when the option appears on your preview screen
on the right)
10. click on the “gear icon” on the first photo (bottom left corner) and choose “Clip
Adjustments”
11. in the clip adjustment window, change the “Duration” to 0.1 s and click
“applies to all stills” and then click “Done”.

2. 12. add music and sound effects to your film by copying an MP3 to the desktop and
dragging it into the project window or by clicking on the music note icon and
selecting from the drop down menu.