That is fantastic, Mitali!! Much better than the first one! Did you use iMovie 08 for this? I just did one for my new book (accessed via my blog) with iMovie but I couldn't figure out how to get the titles to transition in like that.
Thanks for your encouragement! I used iMovie HD, but the hardest part was finding clips and stills and music in the public domain. For that, I used archive.org and creativecommons.org. And for the free music, I used cnet.com. It's not professional, but it was fun to make. I love fiddling around with my Mac, and I got Jaguar OS for Christmas, which rocks.
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That is fantastic, Mitali!! Much better than the first one! Did you use iMovie 08 for this? I just did one for my new book (accessed via my blog) with iMovie but I couldn't figure out how to get the titles to transition in like that.
Congrats! I'll spread the word for ya!
Barbara
I didn't see the first one. But love this one! The book looks great too!
Thanks for your encouragement! I used iMovie HD, but the hardest part was finding clips and stills and music in the public domain. For that, I used archive.org and creativecommons.org. And for the free music, I used cnet.com. It's not professional, but it was fun to make. I love fiddling around with my Mac, and I got Jaguar OS for Christmas, which rocks.
Thanks for the info, Mitali. I just did one myself:
http://greetings-from-nowhere.blogspot.com/2008/01/ta-dah.html
They ARE fun to do. I wish I'd had your sources when I started - I ended up paying for the music.
Jaguar? Gimme, gimme. (Yes, Mitali, I am a member of the Geeky Sisters Club of America with you.)
Mitali - I corrected the link on my blog.
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