July 26, 2012
Apple’s computing infrastructure has long been aimed at the creative professional. The only problem with this is that industry-leading software like Adobe Premier, After Effects and Apple’s own Final Cut series isn’t cheap. While nothing is going to match the premium might of Adobe and Apple’s in-house software, there are a few free video editing applications to sink your teeth into.
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July 20, 2012
Movie Trailers are a great little creative project that makes putting together a professional looking video really easy. Today I'll be using my iPad to make a trailer featuring myself and the mischievous little ferret that wandered into my house last week and decided to stay. You'll need an iPad 2 or the newest generation one; an iPhone 4, or later can also be used,
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December 2, 2011
The HD quality of the iPhone 4 and 4S video camera app is just as good as many consumer video cameras. While it may be a stretch to shoot hour-long video productions with an iPhone, it's a perfect in your pocket at all times device for shooting and editing family, event, and documentary style presentations.
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November 3, 2010
Back in August, I described ten features in iMovie ’09 that made it as useful and some ways better than the original iMovie HD editor. Many long time users of iMovie, including myself, put off using the ’08 and ’09 versions because their features (or lack of) seemed to make the editing process slower, and the [...]
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October 13, 2010
I’ve already described several reasons why iMovie ’09 is a useful movie editor for general users, but the program does have some limitations. With previous versions of iMovie, third-party plug-ins could be used to add effects and get beyond the limitations of the program. But for some odd reason, Apple decided to close the program’s [...]
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