The idea is that I want this shape to fill the whole screen. I'm going to zoom out as much as I can so I can see as much of the surrounding area and get rid of the default text that's there. We're going to go to a simple black blank template there. We're going to start in the Wide screen here because most video is going to be wide screen. At the point where the screen is completely filled with something else that's where you switch videos. Then you have it go from one video to the other. A lot of transitions are simply just filling the screen with something and then removing it. Let's look at two examples.įirst let's create a very simple transition. You could use all of the different transition and animation tools in Keynote to accomplish this. It's just a matter of building a slide that's starts completely transparent, something happens to cover everything up, and then it gets transparent again. So with Keynote's ability to build videos that have transparent backgrounds you can basically use Keynote to create these cool custom transitions. There you could read more about it, join us, and get exclusive content. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of supporters.
#IMOVIE TRANSITIONS HOW TO#
Today let me show you how to build your own custom iMovie transitions using Keynote. Check out Build Unique Custom iMovie Transitions With Keynote On Your Mac at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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