Nimble photography isn't just for still photos. Our nimbleosity can extend to movie making too. This week I cover iMovie for the iPad and discuss an easy to adopt workflow. Even though the tools are simple, you'll become comfortable with filmmaking concepts that could prove very handy up the road. All of this, plus a Denny's waitress anecdote, and a whole lot of fun.
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Really enjoyed this week's podcast. Do you have any suggestions on where to get royalty free music? I've done some quick searches and I'm only coming up with sites that feel like they are scams. Also, how much should I expect to pay for this background music?
Any thoughts?
Great job (as usual)!
One note: You can also transfer video (and photos) from the iPhone to the iPad using the camera connection kit. Plug the iPhone's USB cable into the iPhone, and plug the USB end into the USB piece of the camera connection kit. The transfer photos and video dialog should pop up on the iPad.