iMovie Overlay Project: Step-by-Step Guide
Objective: Use your storyboard to create a 60-second iMovie that incorporates video overlay techniques like Picture-in-Picture, split screen, and green screen.
Step 1: Review Your Storyboard
- Look over the storyboard you created. Make sure you understand the story you want to tell and the video techniques you plan to use.
Step 2: Gather Your Materials
- Collect all the videos, images, and audio you will need for your project. Make sure they are relevant to your chosen content.
Step 3: Start Filming
- Begin recording your video clips according to your plan. Ensure you have enough footage for each overlay technique.
Step 4: Open iMovie
- Launch iMovie and create a new project. Import all your video clips and materials.
Step 5: Edit Your Movie
- Add Clips: Drag your video clips into the timeline.
- Apply Overlay Effects:
- For Picture-in-Picture, select the clip you want to overlay, then choose the overlay option.
- For Split Screen, select two clips and adjust them to show side by side.
- For Green Screen, insert your clip over a green background and choose a new background.
- Trim Clips: Make sure each clip is the right length. Aim for a total of 60 seconds.
Step 6: Add Audio and Titles
- Add music or voiceovers to enhance your movie. Don’t forget to include titles or captions where needed.
Step 7: Review Your Movie
- Watch your movie from start to finish. Check for any areas that need adjustments or improvements.
Step 8: Share Your iMovie
- Once you are satisfied, save your project in Google Drive and submit the link in Jupitergrades! Due in Jupiter by the end of class Monday 10/14.
Important Vocabulary
- Overlay: A technique where one video is placed over another.
- Split Screen: Showing two video clips side by side on the screen.
- Green Screen: A technique that allows you to replace a green background with another image or video.
Remember: Take your time with each step. If you get stuck, ask for help or use online resources to guide you. Happy filming!