In other words, I am saying David Pogue's iMOVIE THE MISSING MANUAL is highly recommended. Peasants, raise your no longer missing manuals. I know what you're thinking! Every man, woman and now child can be a studio unto him and her self.
Isn't that why you're reading this? Now you can be empowered to create that film that comes out of nowhere and charms the world (to say nothing of making millions). Or better yet, a product to enter in one of the red hot film competitions like the Palm Springs Short Film Festival.Pogue even promises a (free?) download or revision for the inevitable iMovie version 2.This book covers all bases and FAQ's regarding iMovie and iMac configurations.Now stop reading this review, buy Pogue's book and commit to making that life-altering little film that's still screening in your head. For someone with a strong visual sense and some basic story skills and with careful pre-planning and this manual, it is possible for a first time filmmaker to make a high quality mini masterpiece. The initiation rites happen when you first plug in that firewire, batch capture and string some selected scenes in a new creative order. He's a master of technical explanations and has a deservedly large and devoutly grateful following.If you are considering buying an iMac or have ever thought about making a simple movie, this stimulating book would be an smart, inexspensive first step - even before forking over a dime on any software, hardware or a DV cam.The digital revolution has begun and this is the manual that is entry level. Pogue's guide is logically laid out with numerous easy to understand graphics that take you step by baby step through painless editing of your video footage.This is the finest of the iMovie guides and equal to Pogue's best past efforts.
David Pogue's long-awaited iMovie manual is a terrific intro to digital movie making using the incredibly popular and now FREE iMovie for Mac.Now there's no excuse for not making that little movie that's been rattling around in your head.
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