
Learn to edit professional videos on your iPhone with iMovie, turning stay at home moments into a 1 minute highlight. This beginner guide covers practical steps and optional project files.
Edit video clips with iPhone photo app by trimming beginnings and ends, previewing, and saving as a clip, then transfer via AirDrop or Google Drive, and share on social media.
Learn how to start a new iMovie project on iPhone, choose from movie or trailer, select and trim clips, rearrange, preview, and export to share or save.
Start a new iMovie project on iPhone, import clips, trim the beginning and end for smoothness, and add royalty-free audio or your own songs to build the timeline.
Master trimming with the trim button, split clips, attach audio for voiceover, and use undo to shape a polished fitness video.
Learn to use the speed button to switch between normal, slow motion, and fast speeds, apply speed ramps with clip ranges, and freeze frames.
Explore iMovie transitions, customize dissolve timing, apply simple cuts, and experiment with theme templates, filters, and fades to black, plus soundtrack options for home or small‑business videos.
Learn to remove or mute unwanted audio, then add music using the important media button, import tracks, preview them with video, and adjust fade and trim for a smooth finish.
Learn to add text overlays in iMovie for iPhone by using the text button, selecting a title style, typing phrases like mantra fitness, and placing text in the lower third.
Apply and preview video filters in iMovie for iPhone to enhance clips, choose individual or project-wide effects, and switch between dreamy and vintage looks.
Enable the Ken Burns effect on still photos, adjust start and end points with pinch gestures, and zoom to animate frames in iMovie for iPhone.
Explore iMovie for iPhone by creating a trailer using templates, editing text and outlines, and arranging storyboard clips, photos, and trims for home video projects during quarantine.
Engage with the community by posting questions in the Q&A, then complete a 1-minute home video showcasing day-to-day activities, following the timeline to learn how the movie was made.
Learn how to edit on your phone using the iMovie app. While most of us are stuck at home following the stay at home order, you can start creating videos of your day to day activities and edit with iMovie.
If you're a small business owner and need to consistently keep pushing video content for social media sites, this course will help you make simple videos and edit them just using your phone. I'll walk you through these simple steps from basic trimming and splitting clips, then we can do tricks with adjusting speed and adding effects.
Some of these lessons have course projects you can download to help you follow along. Download any of these files to help you get through them.
This is how the curriculum will look like, you’ll learn what you can with the photo app, without using iMovie. Then once we start importing clips into iMovie, we’ll make it simple by just trimming. Have fun after the first few lessons and come back to play with speed ramping, then transitions. We’ll get to other cool features by using sound, text and filters to really create more professional looking videos. It’s even perfect for class projects as well.