Effects and transitions are rendered in real-time, so get ready to wait a few minutes as iMovie carries out the instructions. At this point, it would be a good idea not to run too many applications on your computer at the same time. But use them in moderation. To create title Inserting titles or subtitles into your video clips is a simple drag and drop exercise. Just click the titles button and type in what you want, then place the words onscreen at the start as a title, at the bottom as a subtitle or at the end as rolling credits.
Several formats are given, so some experimentation is needed to decide which is the best effect.
You can, for example, make the title zoom across the screen or just pop out. The Sound of Music You can use the bundled sound effects to spice up your video. Jazz up the scene of your baby clapping by a short spurt of crowd applause by dragging the sound effect and dropping it into the right place in the timeline. It takes time to work out at which frame you need to position the sound clip, plus making sure it matches the action in your video clip. Editing starts from the moment you transfer the video footage captured on the DV tape from the digital video camcorder to the computer.