I can click there, do Command B for split, select it again, easily position my cursor here and Command B for split. If I click on the hand I get the start/end points for the freeze frame and you see it kind of locks to them as I move my cursor there. If you want to do something a little extra it's easy to cut out this portion here. So it's very easy to move around and edit and things like that. You see it keeps it all together as one object here in the timeline. Even after a volleyball spike or something you could put some really cool dramatic effect to get that nice freeze frame in there and have it continue. This is great for sport shots, you know, to freeze just as the ball is going into the basket or the batter is about to hit the ball. So I can do really cool things by adding some music here or maybe just recording a voiceover here with commentary just talking about what's going on in this freeze frame. If I put the cursor there and hit space you can see it plays through, pauses, resumes. So let's create a shorter freeze frame there. So I can actually drag this circle in and have a shorter freeze frame or out to have a longer freeze frame. I can adjust the freeze frame point by dragging one of these two circles here. This entire area marked by the hand is frozen and then it continues right here. You can see as I rollover it, it freezes there. You can see what it does here is it creates this little spot where it freezes. Now to add the freeze frame I go to Modify, Add Freeze Frame. So I'm going to click there and you can see it puts the marker right where I want it to. It would be neat to freeze the frame right before they are enclosed in the wave. You can see it's just a surfer and then the wave surrounds him here. So, for instance, here I've got this surfing video. Freeze frames basically stop the action and create a still frame in the video and then continue it afterwards. Video Transcript: Now an easy thing for you to do in iMovie to create some dramatic effect is to use Freeze Frames. Check out Freeze Frame In iMovie at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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