(An “establishing clip” is one that gives the viewer a sense of where they are in the story it can present the location, time, or event.) Once the viewer has an idea of where they are in the story, they may be ready for a close-up to focus on a particular person or object. Step 4 You can choose My Music to add background music to iMovie on iPhone. Step 3 Tap + (Add Audio) and Audio to add theme music or sound effects to iMovie. In this example, we’ll cross-dissolve from our opening, establishing clip, to a second close-up clip. Step 2 Choose Soundtracks to access all stored audio files.
A Cross Dissolve fades the first scene out slowly while gently introducing the next scene on top of it. The Cross Dissolve is a familiar transition, and video editors like to use it because it creates less of a distraction than snazzier effects, such as a transition that pushes the old frame from one side of the screen to the other as the new one appears. Add background music In the Project browser, click to select the background music well it becomes outlined in yellow. You can take your viewer gently from one scene to another by using a Cross Dissolve, which I’ll show you in this installment. There are lots of cool new transitions in iMovie 2.0, and GeeThree’s iTunes music is one of the popular choices when it comes to finding the best quality songs. Besides that, transitions are simply fun to play with and include in your movies. This will elevate the emotions of the viewers and can make or break your clips.
Transitions, animated stickers, and visual and acoustic effects are all included. You may also change the brightness, contrast, and saturation of the video. This will automatically split the audio clip into two separate clips. Transitions are a way to keep viewers interested in your movie. You can trim, chop, and divide movies, merge and combine several clips, and add music to your video project in a multi-track editing setup. Click Edit - Split Selected Audio Clip at Playhead.
Why should you add transitions? Because a sudden change in scene can be jarring for a viewer (and that’s fine if it’s the intended effect!).
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