Google 20% Project Day 2:
Today we decided to change the song we're going to do in the music video. So, our
3 goals for the day are:
*How to overlap music in imovie
*How to incorporate video and text
*How to overlay videos
Links with description of why they are useful to your goals:
-How to overlay videos (REALLY HELPFUL) because we could put a picture with another picture on top and it added a very "professional" effect to the video
-Overlapping Audio :) With the help of this video we managed to add two sound effects at the same time and you can change the volume of each one.
-How to manipulate text in iMovie Very helpful tips on how to use text
-Using green screen effect
^this video was helpful but when we did it, our video was very low quality
Evidence of what you learned or learned to do and a description of your new knowledge or skills:
Today we added overlayed videos, overlapped music and a very interesting map where we could add the location and the map moved... so cool. At first, I couldn't overlay videos, but then a comment on the video said you needed to change the preferences to advanced. So I did. After that you need to add a video/ image and then add one on top by dragging it. After that, a menu will apear and you select "cut" and after that you change the opacity so that you are able to see both images. After that you are done! To overlap text, you just drag it on top of the other, click on custumize and change the volume of one of them so it doesn't sound weird.
*The green tabs, are sound effects and music
*The Map is the moving map that shows our location of where we filmed each part of the video
*At the end, are the two overlaying images and in the bottom, the overlapped sound effects.
One thing that you want to learn next Google day:
Next Google day I want to learn how to work with the "green screen" effect and a very important thing, how to properly lip sync on iMovie.
These two things are especially important since we are doing a music video. The videos we watched about the green screen would make the image look like if it was a very bad quality even if it wasn't so we want to improve our green screen skill.

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