So let's add the second type of title here by dragging it but placing it on top of a clip. Now you can also add titles on top of clips. I can then Edit the text in the preview area here on the right. This will make it appear as its own thing over an empty background. I'll click on Titles here and I'll use this first title here and drag it to the beginning.
If I want to move a clip around I can just click and drag it and move it to another spot in the timeline. Let's adjust the size of the timeline here so I can see all of the clips. Just click in a spot and you can see it leaves a line there. Now that you have a bunch of clips in here you can trim any clip you want grabbing the start or the end of the clip and dragging it to remove extra video at the front or back of that clip. So I'll drag this one in here and I'll drag this one after it. Find the videos you want and drag those in as well. Or if you're looking at all your photos you can just set it to only show you the videos. Click on Photos here on the left and then you can go to Albums and your Video Album. You can also bring them in from your Photos Library. I'll drag the second one here after the first one. I'll just drag them down here into the Timeline and drop them in. One of the easiest way to bring clips in is to have them in the Finder as files like I have these two on the Desktop. So let's launch iMovie here and then we'll create a new project, make it a movie project, and now we'll bring some clips in.
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