Apple today released a new version of iMovie that includes features that make creating gorgeous edited videos for iPhone and iPad easier than ever. Pre-made templates for popular sorts of films shared on social media, with colleagues, or with classmates – movies like DIYs, cooking instructions, product reviews, science experiments, and more — enable aspiring content creators and moviemakers learn to edit and develop their video storytelling skills. With adjustable shot lists and step-by-step instruction on which clips to capture for each movie format, Storyboards makes it simple to get started. Magic Movie, for those who want to make a video even faster, automatically makes a finished video from the clips and photographs a user picks, adding transitions, effects, and music to the edit Both new features offer a variety of styles to assist personalise a video's final appearance and feel, such as titles, filters, transitions, colour palettes, and music, all of which are designed to work together.

'iMovie has given millions of consumers all around the world the ability to create and share video tales,' said Bob Borchers, Apple's vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. 'With Storyboards and Magic Movie, this latest version of iMovie simplifies video creation even more, and we believe it will continue to inspire the next generation of video producers to dig in and get started.'

Storyboards can help you learn and improve your video storytelling

Storyboards assist beginners learn to edit and develop their narrative skills by giving them a head start in the video producing process. Instead of starting with a blank timeline, artists can choose from 20 distinct storyboards that include cooking instructional, Q&As, product evaluations, news reports, and more. A shot list is included with each storyboard, which organises footage to portray a certain story. Each placeholder also provides a thumbnail and a hint that asks a question or suggests a different way to film the footage to make it more interesting. Shots can be added, reordered, and deleted from a storyboard as needed for more personalization.

Different video styles, including titles and transitions, as well as options for title layouts, typefaces, filters, and colour palettes, allow creators to explore. Users may enhance each clip using straightforward editing features like cut, split, clip speed, and clip volume, and music tracks dynamically alter to fit the length of a production.

Completed Storyboard videos may be shared directly from iMovie via Messages, Mail, and social media sites.

Create Videos Instantly with Magic Movie

Magic Movie allows you to make amazing bespoke videos in only a few clicks, complete with titles, transitions, and music. A user simply selects an album, or any combination of photos or images from their library, and Magic Movie automatically recognises the greatest sections of the footage and makes the project. By rearranging or eliminating clips in the reduced Magic Movie shot list, or by altering the project further, creators can simply put their own twist on a Magic Movie. Styles can be used to alter the overall appearance and feel of the video. Magic Movies, like Storyboard videos, can be shared via Messages, Mail, and social media from iMovie.