I gave them a chance when creating my bloopers, but they’re just unusable for a serious media project. If you’ve ever used iMovie, you may have noticed their dreadful selection of titles and fonts. This took me the longest because I had to outsmart iMovie. Full details of how I color corrected can be found here.Īfter color correcting I moved on to adding titles. Honestly, once I learned how to use the color correcting tools on iMovie it was pretty easy to do. I recognize that this isn’t true for all genres, but for an indie coming-of-age comedy like mine it is. It should be subtle and enhance the image rather than distracting from it. The main thing I learned is not to go overboard with the color correction. I used Youtube tutorials as a resource once again and learned how to color correct using iMovie from that. Once again, I know nothing about this I don’t even put filters on my Instagram posts. The only reason I knew to do it was because my teacher said that I should. One of the things I overlooked when starting post production was color correction. There is so much more that goes into editing than I thought at the beginning. Looking back, I can confidently say that putting clips in order and cropping them was the least difficult part. I discovered techniques that worked for me, such as splitting a clip and deleting the portion that I didn’t like rather than manually cropping them. Over time it became easier to crop, arrange, and rearrange clips.
I consulted many Youtube tutorials in order to learn more about iMovie (see in the Sources section).
There are so many buttons on the screen at a time and it looks confusing to a first time user. At first I was overwhelmed and frustrated.
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