iMovie Advanced Editing - Layers
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This document provides instructions on using video layers and cropping in iMovie. It discusses techniques like cutaways, picture in picture, and side by side videos to combine multiple video clips. It recommends cropping videos to refine the frame after recording, similar to cropping photos. Specific tools in iMovie like the crop tool and layer adjustment options are demonstrated for combining and editing multiple video clips simultaneously.
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