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Guide to iMovie

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Into Film © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Ages

7–16

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

Nation

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales

An easy to use guide for pupils (recommended for age nine and over) and/or teachers to add the finishing touches to your film at the post-production stage of filmmaking.

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  • Information Computing Technology

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"As an alternative provision for learners who are not in mainstream school we use your resources in a slightly different way as they generally find it hard to watch a full length film. They are, however fantastic. "