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This document provides tips for creating a video trailer using iMovie, including planning the content and purpose, choosing photos, voices, music, recording speeches and comments, adding titles, playing and sharing the finished video, and considering alternative video editing software. The document recommends starting with a mind map to plan the project, checking help documents for tips, and renaming the finished video before sharing or using alternatives.
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iMovie-HowTo
- 2. Make the Plan (Mindmap)
- 4. Projects
- 8. Creating video the Desktop Check the Help …
- 10. Content
- 11. Length
- 12. Photos
- 13. Voices
- 15. Titles
- 17. Rename the Video
- 18. share …
- 19. alternatives
- 20. alternatives
- 21. alternatives