In my most recent iMovie column for Macworld, I look at several methods for stretching the boundaries of iMovie's editing interface: Maximize Your iMovie Editing Space (26 October 2009).
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Welcome to the companion Web site for Jeff Carlson's books on iMovie, iDVD, and digital video: The iMovie '11 Project Book and iMovie ’09 & iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide! The books cover all you need to know to get up to speed with Apple's digital video tools. This Web site includes supporting material about iMovie and iDVD, examples mentioned in the books, and ongoing video editing links and information.
iMovie & iDVD Visual QuickStart Links
- Buy the books: The iMovie '11 Project Book and iMovie ’09 & iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide
- Examples
- Find an error in the book? Email me.
iMovie Links
- Apple's iMovie Page
- Apple iMovie Support Page
- iMovie Discussions @ Apple.com
- MacDV Mailing List
- iMovie Mailing List at yahoogroups.com
- 2-Pop.com
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