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Luanne Eris Fose, Ph.D.

A - Preview: Click to see how the title will look.

B - Update: Click to apply changes to a title you’ve already added to your movie.

C - Arrow Buttons: For some titles you can click the arrow button to set the direction you

want the title to move.

D - Preview Monitor: Use this monitor to view title styles and preview your settings.

E - Timing Controls: Move the sliders to set how quickly you want the titles to appear and

how long to pause before disappearing. Other options may be available, depending on the

title style.

F - Titles List: Select a title style for the text you want to add to your movie. Click the arrow

next to a title to see more titles in that category. When you’re done setting options for the

title, drag the title style from this list to the timeline viewer to place the title in your movie.

G - Font Controls: Choose a font, then move the slider left or right to adjust the font size.

Choose a font color using the color box.

H - Over Black: Select this option if you want the title to appear over a black video clip instead

of one of your video clips.

I - QT Margins: Select this option if you plan to export the movie to QuickTime. Deselect it if

you want to show the movie on a television screen.

J - Text Fields: Type your text in these text fields. If the style you choose allows more lines of

text, use the plus and minus buttons to add or remove lines of text.

Adding Titles to Your Movie

iMovie calls any text that you place in your movie a “title.” You can add titles to identify people,

places, and dates; add commentary to a scene; just about anything you like. Each title style

has a different set of options and some of the styles allow you to put different amounts of text

on the screen at once.

To create a title:

1. Click the Titles button to open the Titles Pane.

2. Select a title style from the list. The style will be previewed for you in the preview

area.

3. Type the text you want to appear onscreen in the text fields.

4. Choose the font, text size, and text color.

5. Set the duration sliders: The Speed slider sets how fast the titles move into and out

of the movie; the Pause slider sets how long the words hold still on the screen.

Note: The title’s duration is the total of the speed and pause, which is shown at the

bottom of the preview monitor and this is how long the title will last from beginning

to end.

6. If the title style you chose has arrow buttons, click them to select the direction from

which the title should enter the screen.

7. If you choose to click on the box next to QT Margins, iMovie will create margins

that are closer to the edge of the frame. If you keep this box unchecked, the

margins will leave more of a border for viewing on a TV screen.

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