A short while ago, Apple held their Back to the Mac event, in which they announced many new things they plan on doing for the Mac.
A major part of that announcement was iMovie '11 and their new trailers function.
Here's what you need to know to make a stunning iMovie trailer.
Trailers are the biggest thing to talk about.
Now, instead of picking all of your clips, moving them around here and there, and then trying to find the right transitions, and then trying to find the right music, and so on and so forth, iMovie will tell you everything you need to give it, and it will put together the movie for you.
It will first give you a list of different themes you can choose from.
Among these themes are Action, Adventure, Blockbuster, Documentary, Epic Drama, Film Noir, Friendship, Holiday, Love Story, Pets, Romantic Comedy, Sports, Spy, Supernatural, and Travel.
Look at the footage you have and then pick out the best theme for your project.
Once you have picked your theme, you will have to give iMovie '11 all of the information it needs for its outlines.
This will include cast of characters, logo styles, movie title, and release date.
You will not have to format any of this yourself.
Just plug in the information and iMovie '11 will handle the rest.
Next step is to fill the trailer with the kind of clips required.
iMovie will ask for action shots, group shots, close ups, full body shots, etc.
You don't have to worry about the timing or anything.
iMovie will handle the speeding up and the slowing down as well.
Just put in the right clips, and you're done.
When you're finished, you will have a beautiful movie to share with the world.
Put it on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, and your iMovie '11 Trailer will make you look like a pro!