For playback in the United States you should leave the default of 30 fps - NTSC selected. A frame rate drop down menu is also available to select different choices. If you want to create a normal movie project you may select a Theme at this time as well. iMovie 11 now allows for the creation of Movie Trailers using specified templates which can be selected from the New Project menu. You also have the option to select what type of project you will be working on. Note: fullscreen footage is shaped more like a square widescreen footage is shaped more a like a rectangle (often with black bars at the top and bottom of the screen). You will name your project and then select the Aspect Ratio for your project, either 4:3 fullscreen or 16:9 widescreen. Click on the Plus sign button to create a new movie project.ĥ. The New Project button is the button designated with a plus sign in the lower right hand corner of the Project Library windowĤ. When the iMovie 11 screen appears, click New Project, or you can access other projects by clicking on them in the Project Library located by clicking the Project Library Tab in the top left corner of the iMovie window. If you are unfamiliar with iMovie, the sections below will help you import video files or projects to iMovie 8/9/11 on Mac. You can use iMovie to edit the footage you film with digital video cameras and HD video cameras. and then copy whatever subdirectory from your /Users/myusername/iMovie Events/ folder to the external one.IMovie is consumer-level digital video editing software for Macintosh. In short, you should be able to create a directory on your USB external drive like: /Volumes/USB_External/iMovie Events You probably need to have the folders 'iMovie Events' or 'iMovie Projects' (can't remember how they're named right now, but you'll see them in your home directory) on those drives for iMovie to recognize it. The only thing that might need attending to is that you'll have to re-launch iMovie for it to recognize that there is a movie or event on the other hard drive. You should then be able to just drag this event to the external hard drive (either as a move or a copy).įrom memory, iMovie '09 doesn't care if you move the events or projects around on your hard drives. You should be able to go to an individual event, right click and there should be a "Reveal in Finder" or some such option. If you're referring to the latter, then I think it is as easy as just making a copy of the actual events from your hard drive to the external drive. I believe there is a menu bar item for this as well. If it is the former, then it is simply right clicking on the project and there should be an "Export movie." option. all the bits stitched together) or just the events that you've collected that you would make up a movie project with? Are you referring to an exported movie (i.e.
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