The document provides instructions for adding different media types like pictures, sound effects, titles, and voiceovers to a screencast project in iMovie. It explains how to import these materials and drag them into the timeline at the desired locations. Viewers are guided through editing options for each media type, such as trimming sound clips, adjusting picture size and cropping, customizing title fonts and backgrounds, and recording and positioning voiceovers.
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1. How to add to your screencast:
• Pictures
• Sound effects/music
• Titles
• Voiceovers
2.
3. This menu is where
you click to :
• Add music/sound
effects
• Pictures
• Titles
4. To add music or sound effects click on the
button with the music note
This screen will appear.
Click on where you’d
like to get your sound
from:
iMovie Sound Effects
iLife Sound Effects
GarageBand
Or iTunes
5. Sound Effects
When you select your
sound effect source, the
files in that choice will
appear here.
To hear the sound
effect, click on one of the
files.
And click the play
button.
6. Sound Effects
To add a sound
effect, you click on the
file and drag it up to the
portion of your project
where you want the
sound effect to go.
7. Sound Effects
You know your sound
effect was successfully
added when you see this
green box under the
selected still in your
project.
8. Sound Effects
To edit you sound
effect, click on this
button
9. Sound Effects
Click on Clip
Adjustments
to adjust the time length
of your sound effect.
10.
11. Click on the button with a camera on it to add a photo
to your screencast.
Your pictures must
be in iPhoto in
order to to be able
to add a picture to
your screen cast.
12. You can add slides from a PowerPoint into
your iMovie.
When you save your PPT, click Save as
Pictures.
Your slides will be saved to a file folder.
Drag that file folder into iPhoto and you will
be able to add those slides into your screen
cast.
13. Pictures
To add your
picture, click on it
and drag it into the
part of your project
where you want
the photo to be in
your screencast.
14. iMovie defaults to the Ken Burns effect
when you add a picture into iMovie. The
Ken Burns effect is when the picture zooms
in.
iMovie allows to fit the picture to the screen
or crop the picture.
15. Steps to take to adjust a picture
1. Click on the picture in your project
2. Click on the Crop button (it is located in
the middle of the iMovie screen)
16. Then this screen will appear in the upper right
hand corner of the iMovie screen
Click on Fit for the picture to be stable on the still.
Click on Crop to crop
your picture. When
you click crop these
green bars will
appear, crop your
picture by dragging
the green lines to the
part of the picture
you want to show on
your still.
Remember to click Done when you are
finished adjusting your picture.
17.
18. Click on this button to add a Title to your
screencast.
All of the different titles
you can choose from
will appear. To see how
the Title will move,
move your mouse over
the Title and it will show
how the title will appear
in your screencast.
19. There are two ways to add Titles to your
screen cast:
The Title can be its own still
The Titles can be inserted to a still
20. Title
To add a Title to your
screencast click on the
title and drag it into to
part of your project
where you want the
Title.
21. Title
To add a Title as it’s own still, drag the Title
between stills, when a vertical green bar
appears, drop the title into the project.
To add the Title into a movie still, drag it to the
still you want it to go and drop it into the still.
22. Title: Adding it as its own still
After you drop the Title
into your project, this
screen will appear. This is
your choices of
background. Select the
one you prefer.
23. After you choose your background, this screen will appear in
the upper right hand corner of you iMovie screen.
Click on Show Fonts to change the
size, color and type of font.
24. This screen will appear
2. Select color
of font
3. Select
1. Select the size
style of
font
4. Click
Done to
save your
changes.
25. Your changes will show up in the upper right had screen.
1. Type your title here
2. Click Done to
finish editing your
title.
To see how your title will look
click this button to play the still.
26. To add a title into a still
To add a title to your
screencast click on the
title and drag it into to
part of your project
where you want the
title.
Click on the blue
rectangle to type
your Title.
30. This message will appear in the upper right hand
screen.
Follow these directions and where you want the
voiceover to begin
31. When you click on the project (where you
want the voiceover to begin) the still have
a yellow frame around it.
Click on the spacebar when you are ready
to record.
You will hear a series of beeps that will let
you know when to start speaking.
When you are finished speaking, click the
spacebar to stop recording.
32. This purple rectangle will appear to show you where
your voiceover is.
If you need to rerecord your voiceover, be sure to click on the purple rectangle
until you see a yellow frame and click on the delete button on your spacebar.
33. Next you have to turn down the original audio. Click on the
still with the voiceover, the frame buttons will appear.