Exporting videos from iMovie allows you to share your creations with the world. However, the process may differ slightly, whether you're using a Mac, iPhone or iPad. We'll walk through the steps for exporting videos seamlessly across all your devices, allowing you to export your edited videos in a choice of file formats and resolutions and ensuring your videos are a hit wherever they're viewed.
Have you ever watched a YouTube video and noticed that the quality of the video looks fuzzy or pixelated? The quality of the YouTube video could be related to the bitrate it was delivered in. To ensure your videos play with the highest quality possible on YouTube, you first need to understand how bitrate works. Read more.
Gone are the days of streaming your content and going live on just one platform. With industry professionals predicting the end of major exclusivity deals for streamers and Twitch abandoning its anti-mutli-casting policies, we're now in the era of multi-cast livestreaming. Let us go over all you need to know to start multi-casting and maximizing your reach. Read more.
John Ford started out as a jack-of-all-trades filmmaker working for his older brother Francis. The year was 1914, thirteen years before the first "talkie" film. John started out as an assistant, handyman, stuntman and occasional actor for his brother, twelve years John's senior. John worked hard, eventually becoming his brother's chief assistant and cameraman, until his first directorial debut in 1917.
In a career that spanned over 50 years, John Ford won six Oscars, though it is notable that none were for his Westerns. He was the first recipient of the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award in 1973 and president Nixon bestowed the nation's highest civilian honor on Ford, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. A visit to IMDb or Wikipedia will show a long list of accolades from around the world. But what made a John Ford film? Read more.
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