Apple Video Page 1
Apple Video Page 2 All about iMovie, iLife, iTunes, QuickTime, Final Cut Pro and everything else movie and video makers need to know about Mac and AppleiMovie Books and Instructional CDs/DVDs Making Awesome iMovies Apple iMovie - The Missing Manual Apple iMovie3 and iDVD- The Missing Manual 
Apple's GarageBand program is an easy to use song-making toolkit and software recording studio that can produce professional-sounding, polished musical tracks. If you want to produce some great sounding tunes at home, get it and Get it and "GarageBand: The Missing Manual" Just getting started with QuickTime - check the online QuickTime tutorial Here is a great Mac made video movie - "Thrillseeker" which demonstrates some wonderful video special effects and stunts and then shows how they were done. Entertaining and educational. You can do this too - without endangering life or limb. iPhoto 4: The Missing Manual, 3rd Edition" by David Pogue and Derrick Story, is an entertaining and useful way to get the most out of iPhoto 4.
iWork ’05: Create, publish, and present your work with style. $79 at the Apple Store.
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Where to Get Great iMovie Plug-Ins
"Audio is 50% of the Movie Viewing Experience" ~ George Lucas.
Royalty Free Music & Sound effects:
NEWS! Apple Introduces Soundtrack as Standalone Product Royalty-free
Music Production Tool for Creative Pros
MACWORLD CREATIVEPRO, NEW YORK—July 16, 2003—AppleŽ today announced
that Soundtrack, the innovative, royalty-free music production tool
previously available only with Final Cut ProŽ 4, will be available
in August as a standalone product for $299 (US). Soundtrack includes
more than 4,000 royalty-free, professionally-recorded audio loops and
sound effects Full Article:
http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2003/jul/16soundtrack.html
Great Sites to See Great iMovies and QuickTime Movies The dot.mac movie site has lots of iMovies- most are very amateurish but there are a few gems scattered in the pile. At the Apple QuickTime "What's On" site, you can access a wide range of QuickTime movies about music, movie trailers, education, news, entertainment, etc. Check out this short clip "iMovie 3 - That dang Beach ball!" . -
More good audio links and resources
more good stock footage and music at Hot Links
iMovie Help
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tools_tips/tutorials/
http://www.danslagle.com/mac/iMovie/iMovieFAQ.html
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/QuickTime/QTBooks/QT4WebBook.htm
http://www.stager.org/imovie/
http://www.atpm.com/6.03/imovie.shtml
http://www.streamingmediaworld.com/video/tutor/imoviestream_3/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iMovie-List/
Check out Kent Tidwell's iDVD site - Great stuff. Everything youneed to know - from beginners to pros. Strongly recommended.
The iMovieFest siteis an exclusive film community for Mac filmmakers. Basic Membership is free and gives you a global audience for your movie plus cool stats on your movie's activity. iMovieFest.com also gives you access to online movie galleries where you can rate/review movies you've seen, get exclusive tutorials, download free sound effects, participate in interactive forums, fun filmmaking contests and other goodies that will give you the tools and skills you need to make great movies!
All about dotmac - a wonderful way to get your movies seen by the world. If you're looking for cool .Mac pages or multimedia, you can find it at the dotmacinfo website. If you want the world to know about you Mac pages and movies, you can use dotmac.info. It is a website for sharing your .Mac pages, movies and more....and maybe even promote them for you.  to sign up for .mac or dotmac
Dotmac is open to anyone to view pages but you need to become a .Mac member. To post pages It costs $99 a year from Apple for 100mb of space. If you need more online storage, you can get it for an additional fee. In addition to posting your movies and hosting your website, you can get email accounts, anti virus protection, back up, free games, web mail, calendars, etc. .Mac Tips from real world users Some consider .Mac is to be overly restrictive ... for example you can't simply select a no template skin - (a plain white page) and post a 480X272 trailer sized movie because .Mac will not accept it with the iMovie templates- unless it is 320X240 or smaller... MPEG4 video is not yet fully supported - though this might change soon. You can create MPEG4 Video with AAC, but since .mac won't recognize mp4, you'll need to change the extension from .mp4 to .mov Apple Video Page 1
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