Make final edits to a trailer in iMovie on iPhone

With your trailer project open, you can play the trailer at any time to watch it from the beginning or to check your work in progress.

• Play the trailer in the viewer: Tap the Play button below the viewer. In outline view, the trailer plays from the beginning; in storyboard view, the trailer plays from the playhead (the red vertical line). Tap the Pause button to stop playback.

• Play the trailer from the beginning in full-screen view: Tap the Play Full Screen button . If the playback controls aren’t showing, tap the screen. Tap Done to stop playback.

• Play only the selected portion of the video: Tap the Play button at the bottom of the screen. Tap the button again to stop playback.

You can adjust which portion of your video clip appears in a storyboard item if the video clip lasts longer than the designated time for that item. You can also turn on audio for the clip (it’s off by default).

1. With your trailer open in the storyboard, tap the item containing the video you want to adjust.

   The entire video clip containing the selected portion of video appears in the Edit Shot pane, with the selected portion outlined in yellow.

2. Do any of the following:

   • Select a new portion of the video: Drag the clip left or right to make a new selection.

     The viewer shows the first frame of the selection as you move the clip, so you can see precisely where the selection begins.

   • Turn on audio: Tap the Mute button .

     Note: If you recorded into a photo item, you can’t turn on audio.

   • Preview the selected video: Tap the Play button at the bottom of the screen; tap it again to stop playback.

     Watching the video helps you determine whether you selected the portion you want.

3. When you’re finished, tap Done below the viewer, or tap Next to adjust the next item.

1. With your trailer open in the storyboard, tap the item containing the photo you want to adjust.

2. Tap Start or End to adjust the way the photo is framed at the beginning or end of the Ken Burns effect.

3. In the viewer, pinch to zoom in or out, then drag the start or end image to frame it the way you want.

4. Tap Done below the viewer.

To turn off the Ken Burns effect for the photo, tap Ken Burns Enabled . To turn on the Ken Burns effect, tap Ken Burns Disabled .

You must first empty an item before you can add a different photo or video clip to it.

1. With your trailer open in the storyboard, tap the item you want to empty.

2. Tap the Delete button .

You can undo actions up until the last time you opened iMovie.

• Undo an action: Tap the Undo button .

• Redo an action: Touch and hold the Undo button, then tap Redo. Tap outside the menu to close it.

You can also undo or redo an action by shaking your device, and then tapping Undo or Redo.