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The default frame rate is 30 frames per second (fps), which is normal for the North American NTSC video standard. On the flip side, choosing 4:3 results in pillar boxing (black bars on the left and right) when shown on an HD set. If you’re shooting in 16:9 format, choosing 16:9 for an SDTV set will result in those familiar black letterbox bars at the top and bottom of the screen, but you won’t lose any content from the sides of the frame if you use 16:9. If compatibility with the familiar SDTV (standard definition TV) format is important, choose the standard (4:3) ratio. You can select a widescreen display (16:9), a standard display (4:3), or a display especially suited for an iPhone (3:2).

Select the aspect ratio (or screen dimensions) for your movie.

Choose File → New Project (or press cmd +N).

Follow the painstaking steps below to create a new movie project:

(It looks like a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.) You can also run Launchpad and click the iMovie icon there. To start iMovie, click the iMovie icon in the Dock.

However, in iMovie, all the controls you need are easy to use and logically placeable. If you have ever tried a professional-level video editing application on your MacBook, you may feel a headache.