This document provides instructions and resources for importing movies and music into iMovie from an external hard drive. It discusses connecting devices, importing options in iMovie, moving projects and events to an external hard drive. It also provides links to online guides and manuals. The document lists music and sound effects to explore, including recommendations to experience music alone and note feelings. It discusses copyright and permissions as well as ways to find, get and edit music, including blogs, YouTube, and using GarageBand. Tasks are outlined involving presenting on unfamiliar music, compiling a music blog list, creating an online scrapbook, and joining a Facebook group.

1. YOUR IN-CAMERA MOVIES

2. EXTERNAL HARD DISK?
CONNECTING LEAD?
FIREWIRE?
MAKE SURE PC IS OFF
BEFORE CONNECTING

3. SPARK UP iMOVIE

4. IMPORT OPTIONS

5. IMPORT OPTIONS

6. IMPORT OPTIONS
Open events library

7. IMPORT OPTIONS
EVENT
Move to ehd

8. IMPORT OPTIONS
PROJECT
Move to ehd

9. IMPORT OPTIONS
Online help
usingiLife from ehd:http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/moving-running-ilife-
from-an-external-hard-disk-mac-only/
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1026
iMovie '11 &iDVD: The Missing Manual
By David Pogue, Aaron Miller
(about £15 used from Amazon)

10. MUSIC/SOUND
FOUND SOUND
DOGME 95 MANIFESTO
(LARS VON TRIER/THOMAS VINTERGERG)
THE IDIOTS
DANCER IN THE DARK (BJORK)
FESTEN
LOTS OF RULES BROKEN!

11. 1.Props and sets must not be brought in.
If a particular prop is necessary for the story, a location
must be chosen where this prop is to be found.
2.The sound must never be produced apart from the images
or vice versa. Music must not be used unless it occurs within
the scene being filmed, i.e., diegetic.
3.The camera must be a hand-held camera. Any movement or
immobility attainable in the hand is permitted. The film must
not take place where the camera is standing; filming must
take place where the action takes place.
4.The film must be in colour. Special lighting is not
acceptable (if there is too little light for exposure the
scene must be cut or a single lamp be attached to the
camera).
5.Optical work and filters are forbidden.
6.The film must not contain superficial action (murders,
weapons, etc. must not occur.)
7.Temporal and geographical alienation are forbidden (that
is to say that the film takes place here and now).
8.Genre movies are not acceptable.
9.The film format must be Academy 35 mm.10.The director
must not be credited.

12. Missoni campaign ad
How music affects vision
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9
KvUiTIjStk
Version 1?
Version 2?

13. WHERE ARE YOUR
HEADPHONES?

14. GIORGI LIGETI
Requiem For Soprano,
Mezzo Soprano TWO
MIXED CHOIRS AND AN
ORCHESTRA
2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY

15. GO AND WALK OR SIT
ALONE WHILST LISTENING
TO THIS MUSIC.
MAKE NOTES OF YOUR
FEELINGS AND HOW THE
WORLD LOOKS.
EXAMINE
FACES/MOTION/ACTION/
STANCE

16. PRS
http://prsformusic.com
Permission to use music
CREATIVE COMMONS
GOOGLE IT

17. Intelectual property office - http://www.ipo.gov.uk
Copyright applies to...Original works
Most works must be original to have copyright protection.
Websites and the internet
The same rules apply on the internet as with other medium.
Written work including software and databases
Software and databases can be protected as written work.
TheatreDance and mime can receive protection too.
Music can have numerous types of work capable of
protection.
Artistic works including photographs
Photographs are also artistic works.
Spoken word and performers
Performers of spoken word may receive protection.
TV and Film
Numerous types of work can be protected in the case of TV
and film.

18. FIND MUSIC
Music blogs
Boot sales
Charity shops

19. GENRES
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List
_of_music_styles
EXPLORE
(TRAP -
http://www.urbandictionary.com
/define.php?term=trap+music)

20. GET MUSIC
ASK LOCAL BANDS – GET PERMISSION
SCOTBLOGS
http://blog.ayetunes.org.uk
http://17seconds.co.uk/blog/
http://thepopcop.co.uk/
http://www.isthismusic.com/
http://www.kowalskiy.co.uk/
http://songbytoad.com/
http://www.glasgowpodcart.com/
LOOK FOR BLOG LISTS IN SIDE BARS

21. GET MUSIC
BIG BLOGS:
PITCHFORK
THE LINE OF BEST FIT
DUMMYMAGAZINE
THE FADER
PIGEONS & PLANES
GUARDIAN
BOWLEGS
THIS IS FAKE DIY

22. GET MUSIC
GET YOUTUBE CLIPS
MacX You Tube Downloader
There are other youtube downloader apps for PCs etc Hunt around and you
should find a free one. This is invaluable because it means you will be able to
keep all kinds of useful footage for inspiration, ideas and stealing imagery.
MPEG Streamclip
is a free convertor and is fabulous. Once you have downloaded clips with Macx
(or whatever you use) use Streamclip to change the format of the movie to make
it compatible with iMovie. Quicktime is best.
Clipgrab – another downloader – might not work now
Other software
Youtube good place to get ‘found’ sounds

23. Garageband
EDIT MUSIC – before editing movie
IMPORT
Find track on disk
Drag and drop

24. EDIT MUSIC
BEGINNING OF A BEAT

25. EDIT MUSIC on iMovie
Highlight clip

26. EDIT MUSIC on iMovie
Go to detach audio

27. EDIT MUSIC on iMovie
AUDIO IS DETACHED

28. EDIT MUSIC on iMovie
HIGHLIGHT AUDIO
GO TO CLIP TRIMMER (UNDER ‘WINDOW’)

29. Task 1:
Explore music outside your
comfort zone
5 min presentation (speech & audio)
Include one example & bring to play
Explain what effect this music
might have when accompanying
imagery

30. Task 2:
Explain your theme (pitch)
2 minute Presentation with class
discussion
Get inside the theme idea;
What is the ‘feel’ – be descriptive
Talk about speed/emotion/social &
cultural
reference/history/sensation/ho
w it relates to you

31. Task 3:
Compile a list of minimum 10 music
blogs featuring new & old music of
varying styles
Add to your digital scrapbook

32. Task 4:
Create an online digital scrapbook
Using posterous or pinterest or
tumblr or your own choice
This will be taken into account as
part of your assessment
Task 5:
Create &/or join FB group