tailieunhanh - macbook for dummies phần 6

Tham khảo tài liệu 'macbook for dummies phần 6', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 200 Part IV Living the iLife Narration the easy way Ready to create that award-winning nature documentary You can add voice-over narration to your iMovie HD project that would make Jacques Cousteau proud. In fact you can record your voice as you watch your movie playing allowing perfect synchronization with the action To add narration follow these steps 1. If you re not already using the timeline viewer click the clips viewer timeline viewer switch. 2. Drag the playhead in the timeline viewer to the point where the narration should begin. 3. Click the Media button on the Tools palette. 4. Click the Audio button. 5. 6. Click the Play button in the monitor playback controls. Click the Record button in the Audio pane. You can monitor the volume level of your voice with the Microphone meter. 7. Watch the video while you narrate so that you can coordinate your narration track with the action. 8. Click Stop in the Audio pane. iMovie HD adds your recorded audio in the timeline viewer. If you need to try again press Delete to remove the audio clip and repeat the steps. Building the Cinematic Basics Time to dive in and add the building blocks to create your movie. Along with video clips audio tracks and still images you can add Hollywood-quality transitions optical effects and animated text titles. In this section I demonstrate how to elevate your collection of video clips into a real-life furshlug-giner movie. Adding clips to gour movie You can add clips to your movie using the clip viewer or the timeline viewer. The Dynamic Duo work like this Clip viewer This displays your clips and still images. Each clip that you add occupies the same space. This is a great view for rearranging the clips and still images in your movie. Timeline viewer This displays clips with relative sizes. The length of each clip in the timeline viewer is relative to the duration of the scene. In plain English a 60-second clip that you