Benjamin Burton "The Wolf"
Who helped make this video: Mike Tate, Heath Williams

What is your video about: A stealth assassin.

How did you make your video: Two days of cold and lots of time editing in iMovie. Very short production schedule, but lots and lots of fun.

David Portera, Sunny Isles, FL "Visiting" 
What is your video about: A ghost released from purgatory to visit his earthly grave.

How did you make your video: Original footage shot on 8mm video cassette then
transferred to mini-dv 7 years later. Imported into iMovie in 2003. Shot in San Francisco, 
Santa Cruz and Daly City, California. 

Ryan Schiavo, Ithaca, NY Showdown
Who helped make this video: Kyle Bailey, Ryan Voss, Kevin Dyer, Brian
Lee

What is your video about: It's a classic western showdown between two
bandits. but who will win and how?

How did you make your video: Using a Sony DV camera and iMovie

Mike Poe, Taunton MA Magic Settings

Who helped make this video: Michael Poe, Robyn Ashley, Barbara Poe, 
Kerry Poe, Stacy Murphy
What is your video about: Robyn sets the dinner table using magic.
How did you make your video: I video taped the action and edited the 
clips with iMovie. Kerry created a soundtrack and I imported the sound file into 
iMovie.

Maggie Choi  - "Horrible Harry Hate: Sin Hater"
What is your video about: It's a spoof/parody on the Reebok commercial with Terrible Terry Tate. Instead of being an office linebacker, we made a Horrible Harry hate: sin hater (in a cute funny, drastic, non-offending way) just to convey simple points to an audience of teens. 

How did you make your video: with a Sony TRV 510 (Hi-8 media tape),
editing/effects using iMovie and Gee Three plug-ins.

Allen Kaufman, Rolling Hills Estates, CA "The Tektrix - Scene One"
What is your video about: This is the opening scene (that transitions from a title sequence not included) to a recruitment video for a technical support dept. belonging to a non-profit organization. The complete project, 9+ minutes in length, is called "The Tektrix" (which, of course, is based on the ever-popular sci-fi hit, The Matrix). In the overall story, the main hero, Neon, is trying to find meaning to his life by seeking the right volunteer dept. in which to invest his time and talents. We do not meet Neon in this opening scene however, but we are introduced to his counterpart, the lovely Trinitron - who is almost captured trying to perform a crucial technical feat before the mission fails... narrowly escaping the clutches of villain Usher Smith.

How did you make your video: Although many of the other scenes in "The Tektrix" were composited in AfterEffects, post-produced in Commotion and/or edited in Media 100, Scene One (and another scene called "Mobeus") were edited completely in iMovie utilizing Gee Three's transitions and effects! The audio soundtrack was remixed in Nuendo and re-imported into iMovie with added original music, original sound effects, and enhanced dialog. The final product has been published

Ian Griffin,  New York, NY "Awful to a Tea"
Who helped make this video: Jennie Fiske
What is your video about: a spoof of a silent film
How did you make your video: with a Panasonic Mini DV camera and iMovie.

John Gilder, Cos Cob, CT - Defying Gravity
Cute and very well made demo of tricks one can do with DV cameras and iMovie. 

Kelley Bailey,  Old Greenwich CT  Kelley Bailey Has A Camera
Who helped make this video: Mr. Foster, my TV production teacher

What is your video about: This was my first digital editing project. I had ten minutes to go into the student center of my high school to tape footage. I then has about two classes (two hours) to play around and make it into a short movie, while I was learning about iMovie. The movie is my different friends saying stuff into the camera.

iRene Nissen, Carroll, IA - iLife
What is your video about: This film is a short personal reflection on 
the simple aspects of life.

How did you make your video: This film was made using Apple 
iMovie with Slick Volumes 1-6 installed. It was shot on a Sony 
DCR TRV-950 with a Sony 90 degree microphone using
miniDV technology.

Jeff Owen, Woodbridge Virginia, The Kiss

Who helped make this video: Zack Owen-son Lara Hillikar-Friend

 What is your video about: Zack getting kissed against his will (in a fun way) by an older girl

 How did you make your video: shot in bowling alley spur of the moment with a Canon ZR40 edited with iMovie

 Anders Blomberg, Alvsjo Sweden - Just Turn on the Gas - (Swedish original title: "Det är bara att vrida på kranen")

 What is your video about: A working man trying to light a gas lamp on a vintage train...

 How did you make your video: I shot the scenes on the train, the major scene is long and I used the wall 
as support for my camera (Sony DCR-PC7E). I imported the scenes into iMovie, adjusted lighting and color, 
added the piano music  (recorded directly to the eMac using an external microphone), and mixed with the 
original soundtrack from within the train, with people mumbling, waiting or the train to leave. The title is a 
quote from the original soundtrack. The text "God Jul" at the end of the movie is Swedish for Merry Christmas.

Hans Inge Hagen, Seljord, Norway - Be Where Water Is
Who helped make this video - The Crew of S/Y Sunshinestory
What is the video about: promotion video of a Around the World sailing we had in 2000
How did you make the video? Underwater camera house, Sony DV-PAL, 
Powerbook G4 500, iMOvie1, 16:9 effect 

Lawrence Chou, San Diego, The Catch
Who helped make this video: Lawrence Chou, Jose Ho-Guanipa, Nick Conedera, Dan Murawka, Kevin He, Ian Dunn, Giovan Ibarra, Chris Cruz, Sampson Law, Eric, Kevin London, Young Cho, Brian Esserlieu, Rebecca Tang, Jane Dunn, Conedera, David Conedera.

What is your video about: This video is about the pain nerds have to go through daily at school. The leader of the nerds realize that the only way to overcome the jocks is to beat them at their own game, football.