You can download iMovie free from the App Store to do more advanced editing, such as adding text, filters, and music to your movies. It's the purple-and-white star with a movie camera on your home screen. A project is a file to which you can import videos for editing. Two options will appear. Now you'll see a list of videos on your iPhone. It's okay to edit a single clip, but you can also use your project to join multiple clips into a single movie. You even have the option to add photos. Once the project is created, you'll be brought to the editing screen. To add more videos and photos to the project, tap the + at the top-left corner of the timeline, then select the media you'd like to add. To remove a video from the project, tap it and select Delete. To duplicate a video project, tap it and select Duplicate. You'll see a preview at the top of the screen with a timeline below. If you added more than one video to the movie, you'll see that each clip is separated by an icon of two arrows in the timeline. You have some options for editing each individual clip: Trim: Tap the clip you want to edit to select it. This highlights it with a yellow box. Then, drag the yellow bar on the left to the desired starting position, and/or the yellow bar on the right to the desired endpoint. Split: To split a video into two separate clips, select the clip on the timeline, then drag it until the white vertical line bisects it at the right spot. Tap the clip once to bring up the tools, tap the video in the timeline, and then tap Split. iMovie offers many ways to personalize your production: To add text, filters, and effects to a single video clip, tap that clip first, and then use the icons at the bottom to make your edits. Some of the options are: Tap the T at the bottom to add text. In addition to selecting a font style, you'll have the option to choose where on the screen the text appears. Tap the three overlapping circles at the bottom-right corner to add color and lighting filters to the selected clip. Use the speedometer icon at the bottom to change the playback speed of the selected clip. To add a filter and/or theme to the entire movie, tap somewhere on the area above or below the timeline to deselect the clip, tap the gear at the bottom-right corner, and then choose your desired filter and/or theme options. To add music or sound effects, tap the + at the top-left corner of the timeline, select Audio', and then browse for the right tune. If you want to add your own voiceover, choose Voiceover instead to open the microphone. If you've added more than one clip, you can tap the double-arrow icon separating two clips in the timeline to change the transition effect. It's at the top-left corner. This saves your video project so you can continue to edit it whenever necessary, although your finished movie is not yet created. Although your project file is created, you'll still need to create a video file. Several icons will now appear at the bottom. It's in the bottom row of icons. The different numbers you see here represent the quality and size of the finished video file. The larger the number, the higher the quality (and the larger the file size). Once you make your selection, iMovie will export the project to a video file in the selected quality. The video will then be saved to your Photo Library.
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One-sentence summary -- Install iMovie on your iPhone. Open iMovie. Tap the plus + to create a new project. Tap Movie. Select one or more videos and tap Create Movie. Trim and split the video(s). Add text, filters, and effects. Add audio. Edit transitions between video clips. Tap Done to save your work on the project. Tap the Share icon to save your finished movie. Tap Save Video. Select a video quality.

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Trim your mustache. Clean and prep the skin. Apply a pre-shave oil. Apply a shave gel or soap. Shave in short strokes with the grain of your mustache. Rinse face with cold water. Apply aftershave.