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iMovie

Last updated May 14, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is iMovie?

iMovie is a video editing software application developed by Apple Inc. for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS devices. It allows users to edit their own home movies, add titles, music, and effects, and share them with others. It is commonly used by both amateur and professional video editors to create and edit videos for personal or commercial use.

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What other technologies are related to iMovie?

iMovie Competitor Technologies

Final Cut Pro is a more advanced video editing software with features beyond iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 2% (610) of relevant job posts

FinalCut Pro is a more advanced video editing software with features beyond iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 18% (59) of relevant job posts

Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional-grade video editing software, offering a more powerful alternative to iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 1% (392) of relevant job posts

CapCut is a video editing application with features similar to iMovie but targeted for mobile and social media content creation.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 1% (269) of relevant job posts

Final Cut is a more advanced video editing software with features beyond iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 3% (140) of relevant job posts

Adobe Premiere is a professional-grade video editing software, offering a more powerful alternative to iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 1% (307) of relevant job posts

Premiere Pro is a professional-grade video editing software, offering a more powerful alternative to iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 1% (278) of relevant job posts

Adobe Premier is a professional-grade video editing software, offering a more powerful alternative to iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 2% (89) of relevant job posts

iMovie Complementary Technologies

GarageBand is audio editing software that can be used to create music and audio for iMovie projects.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 37% (116) of relevant job posts

QuickTime is a media player that is often used for viewing and sometimes editing video files, especially those compatible with iMovie.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 13% (62) of relevant job posts

Canva can be used to create graphics and visual assets for use in iMovie projects.

mentioned alongside iMovie in 1% (1.2k) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention iMovie?

Job function

Jobs mentioning iMovie

Orgs mentioning iMovie

Marketing

0% (1.7k) job posts

267 organizations

Communications

0% (544) job posts

299 organizations

Digital Marketing

0% (523) job posts

106 organizations

Social Media Manager

0% (356) job posts

214 organizations

Journalist

0% (102) job posts

46 organizations

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Which organizations are mentioning iMovie?

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Berklee College of Music

Educational Services

Retail Trade

The Walt Disney Company

Information

The University of Michigan

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Scientific and Technical Services

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