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You may eventually be in an editing situation where you want to replace existing video in the Timeline, but keep the audio of the original clip. When you use color clips for a transition, add a “Cross Dissolve” or a “Fade In” and “Fade Out” transition to either side This prevents clips from moving around and getting out of sync with Scene, paste the new video in place of the color clip. After you've had time to record the missing Place a 15-secondĬolor clip in the spot where you need video, then edit the rest of the movie. Instance, if you're making a music video, you may have an idea for one section of music that's 15 seconds long. You can use color clips as placeholders in the Timeline until you get the video footage you want for a particular scene. But the color clips are not visible in Timeline View-switch to Clip View to see and modify them. iMovie automatically creates a color clip to fill In the Timeline, drag two clips apart to create a blank space between them. Replace black color spaces between two clips. “Reverse Direction” checkbox in the Effects pane, then click “Apply.”Ĭreate color clips to use as transitions between scenes, as backgrounds for titles or captions, as artistic elements, or to To reverse a clip's direction, select the clip, then from the Effects pane choose the “Fast/Slow/Reverse” Effect.

In the Finder sheet that drops down from iMovie's title bar, name the file, select a file format from the pop-up menu ( JPEG or PICT), and choose a location in which to save the file.

From the File menu, choose “Save Frame….”.

Occasionally you'll find that you need a copy of a single frame that you can email to someone or use as a photo in any number Or drag an edge of the clip in either direction to increase or decrease the clip duration. In the “Clip Info” window that opens, type in a new duration. To change the duration, double-click the still frame clip. The default duration for a still frame is five seconds.

Drag the new still frame to a position in the Timeline.

From the Edit menu, choose “Create Still Frame.” The still image is placed in the Clips Pane.

Position the Playhead so the frame you want is showing in the Monitor.

Select a clip in the Clips Pane or in the Timeline.

You can set the duration of the still frame to whatever length you want. One of our favorite techniques is to create a stillįrame of the last frame of a clip, then place the still frame after the clip, creating a freeze frame effect for the end of You might use the still frame asĪ title background for visual effect or to simulate a slideshow effect. You can make a still frame (a static image) from any single frame of video in your movie. You can create some interesting visual effects by splitting video clips into multiple segments, then adding transitions between

Select the clip segment to which you want to add an effect, then choose an effect from the Effects pane.