When making videos on iMovie, is there a way to overlap two playing scenes at the same time? I know there's an 'overlap' transition but that only works to go to scene to the next. Is there a way I can add another movie clip bar underneath my main one and work on two at once? I'm sorry if that doesn't make sense to anyone. It's hard describing effects sometimes.
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iMovie effects question
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Unfortunately iMovie does not support video layering natively. You can buy plugins for it, www.geethree.com. They have some that will allow this. Haven't tried them, so not sure how good they are. The next step up is Final Cut Express which does allow video layering. It's around $200 though.
Best,
Brian
Best,
Brian
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