Each of the themes frames your video, giving it a professional look, and each comes with its own background music, custom titles, and premade transitions.
IMovie for iOS comes with a small assortment of themes you can use to give your video a specific feel, including Modern, Bright, Travel, Playful, and News. On the iPad 2, the added screen real estate makes all your editing much more precise because you can zoom in and still make adjustments easily. You also can scrub through your footage quickly by touching and dragging over the timeline. To make sure your edits happen right at the correct moment, you can pinch to zoom in on your timeline to pick specific frames. Once you have footage to work with, you can touch the timeline at the bottom to trim the footage to just the parts you want to use and clip away the sections you don't. You can start your project by either shooting fresh footage (using either the front- or rear-facing camera) or by selecting a video you already have on your iOS device. IMovie for iOS lets you create great-looking HD movies with themes, all just using your iPhone 4, latest generation iPod Touch, or iPad 2-older devices are unfortunately out of luck. iMovie was already available for the iPhone 4 for some time, but this latest release adds plenty of new bells and whistles to keep the app interesting. IMovie for iOS just got better with the release of the iPad 2 with some new features exclusive to the device, but iPhone 4 users should definitely download it as well.
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