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iMovie

iMovie is a video editing software developed by Apple that allows users to edit their own videos. It comes pre-installed on all new Macs and the current version is iMovie '11. It is fairly easy to learn and the application offers many templates for ease of editing. Users can add video, photos, sound effects, music, transitions, and other effects of their choice to their projects. View Apple's iMovie video showcase to find out more.

The iMovie '11 Project Book is a good resource to get new users started or give experienced users new ideas on how to use iMovie.

Switch to a Mac outlines what iMovie allows users to do:

Easily import footage from digital camcorders and still cameras (that support video capture)
Organize your video in a central repository, across your Mac or on external hard drives
Gather, view, edit, and share your edited movie files
Create movie files that include music, sound effects, themes, menus, titles, transitions, and other effects
Save your edited movies onto physical media such as a DVD, CD or as a file on a hard drive
Share your movies on the Internet through services such as MobileMe Gallery, YouTube, and personal web sites

Want to start using iMovie now? Check out Mac Life's 12 Cool Tips and Tricks for iMovie '11.

History

iMovie was first released in 1999. Since iMovie 3, the third version of the product, iMovie has been bundled in Apple's iLife suite. When iMovie '08 was released, it was highly criticized. Among other things, it did not include a timeline, it's audio features were unflattering, and Apple removed all of the special effects in effort to produce movies quickly. Customers were so unhappy that Apple offered free downloads of iMovie 6 HD, their previous version, to those customers who bought iMovie '08. The most recent update includes ability to use the application on the iPad 2, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, and iPod Touch 4th generation.

This handy table taken from Wikipedia outlines the evolution of iMovie quite nicely.

Version	Release date	Availability	System	Notes
iMovie	October 5, 1999	Bundled with iMac DV, later issued as a free download.	Mac OS 8.6 and OS 9
iMovie 2	July 19, 2000	Bundled with FireWire-enabled Macs, also a separate purchase and later bundled as part of Mac OS X.	Mac OS 9 and OS X	Added new sound effects (including some from Skywalker Sound), but removed older ones; also removed the Water Ripple effect.
iMovie 3	January 7, 2003	Bundled with all new Macs, also a separate purchase (iLife), later as a free download.	Mac OS X	Bundled as part of iLife.
iMovie 4	January 6, 2004	Bundled with all new Macs, also a separate purchase (iLife '04).	Mac OS X	Bundled as part of the iLife '04 package.
iMovie HD 5	January 6, 2005	Bundled with all new Macs, also a separate purchase (iLife '05).	Mac OS X	Bundled as part of the iLife '05 package.
iMovie HD 6	January 10, 2006	Bundled with all new Macs and separate purchase (iLife '06), later as free download for owners of iLife '08.	Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther), Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)	Bundled as part of the iLife '06 package.
iMovie '08	August 7, 2007	Bundled with all new Macs and for separate purchase (iLife '08).	Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and 10.5 (Leopard).	Bundled as part of the iLife '08 package. Redesigned.
iMovie '09	January 27, 2009	Bundled with all new Macs and for separate purchase (iLife '09).	Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) and Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)	Bundled as part of the iLife '09 package.
iMovie for iPhone and iPod Touch	June 24, 2010	Available to purchase in the Apple App Store.	iOS 4 and iOS 5
iMovie '11	October 20, 2010	Bundled with all new Macs sold on or after October 20, 2010 or for separate purchase iniLife '11.	Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.3 and later)	Bundled as part of the iLife '11 package. Also available for purchase in the Mac App Store.
iMovie for iPad	March 10, 2011	Available to purchase in the iOS App Store.	iOS 4.3 and iOS 5

Current Software

Apple released it's newest edition of iMovie (named iMovie '11) on October 20, 2010. The upgrade brought many new features to the table. The most exciting of which is the advanced audio editing controls. The current version is 9.0.4 and has a download size of 585.02 MB. The software can be purchased from Apple for $14.99.

Mac World takes a closer look at the newest edition of iMovie. Their Pros and Cons list is a little tech specific, but gives educated users an idea of what to look for in the newest edition.

Pros

Improved audio editing
Fun Movie Trailers, which can be converted to projects
Support for 24p footage
One-Step Effects automate repetitive edits
Side-by-Side and Blue Screen edit options
Rolling Shutter fix (results vary depending on footage)
Single-Row View brings back traditional timeline

Cons

Interlaced video still hampered by single-field processing
No native AVCHD editing or direct import
Pre-processing and import transcoding can be time-consuming

Examples of iMovie

The first video is a good example project because it is one that was made to show the different abilities of iMovie. I like how the user demonstrated different effects and used many different font styles throughout the project. He used the scrapbook project theme as a template for his short video.

iMovie Trailer

This second example is a good example of using iMovie's trailer feature. The creator of this project used clips from the popular British television show Top Gear to highlight one specific episode the crew took to Africa. The music, slide transitions, text effects, and clip timings are already pre-set; the user just has to input their desired information and clips and presto! A movie trailer is born.

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Mac and iOS users with old hardware can now get some of Apple's fundamental software for free. According to a report from MacRumors, the iWork and iLife suite of apps, including iMovie, Numbers, Keynote, Pages, and GarageBand for Mac and iOS, are now listed as free in the App Store.

Previously, users with old hardware had to pay for each app. Individual programs cost between $5 and $20 each, which would add up if a user with an old Mac or iOS device wanted to download and use both suites. In 2013, Apple made iWork and iLife apps free for new Mac and iOS customers, but that meant you had to purchase a new Apple device before you could download any of those apps at no cost. Until now, users with hardware released before 2013 still had to pay for iWork and iLife if they hadn't made a new Apple purchase recently.

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Now there's no more confusion surrounding the availability of Apple's basic apps. Anyone with old Apple devices can download the latest versions of iWork and iLife apps for free with no strings attached. It might be too little, too late for some; Apple's App Store is so vast that users with old hardware probably found iWork- and iLife-equivalents to use. While we don't know if future updates of iWork and iLife apps will be compatible with all old devices, it's worthwhile to download the latest versions now.