Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

evenkiehl

macrumors newbie
Original poster
May 26, 2009
16
0
First actual hands on edit with iMovie 09 and first time using the Canon HV 30. Handheld, as I had never used a camera with stabilization, so did not bring sticks. Big mistake.

You all have been very generous in answering my questions, so I would like to give back and share a sweet little 3 1/2 min piece which I just posted on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzFkWhi6l6E

If you feel it is good, pls help by clicking on 5 STARS, and giving a positive comment.:)
Thank you again for all your assistance,
Cheers
Stuart
 
Consider adding it to the thread in my sig.

Now you have mastered imovie consider the upgrade to final cut express which will allow much more creativity!

Check out some of my films and the other users for some inspiration!
 
iMovie not mastered yet

but, yes, am now considering Express, will have to do some research as to the differences
due to pilot error and being new to hands on, it probably is taking me much longer than it should on iMovie, maybe put the learning curve into Express instead...?

Thanks
Stuart
 
iMovie seriously limits creativity and there is no learning curve as there is nothing to learn!

Honestly if you can afford fce jump in as you will get much more rewarding results and as you said if you are putting time into iMovie it would be worth skipping it and putting it into fce for sure!
 
Did you try using the iMovie 09 stabilization? Most of the scenes were pretty stable so I was wondering how much iMovie could have helped.
 
Liked it a lot

First actual hands on edit with iMovie 09 and first time using the Canon HV 30. Handheld, as I had never used a camera with stabilization, so did not bring sticks. Big mistake.

You all have been very generous in answering my questions, so I would like to give back and share a sweet little 3 1/2 min piece which I just posted on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzFkWhi6l6E

If you feel it is good, pls help by clicking on 5 STARS, and giving a positive comment.:)
Thank you again for all your assistance,
Cheers
Stuart
My 2 cents.

I liked the music, the composition, I loved the dogs. There was a "real" quality to the people/subjects, especially the lady making the tortillas. The little girl was adorable. Finally, I liked the colors/textures, especially of some of the buildings.

That said, I got out of it a lot of things. What were you the creator trying to convey? I don't the chance to ask that often.

Great job.

sek
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.