And yes, since it’s Apple software, it integrates well with other versions of it for iPhone and iPad. It has chroma-keying, color-matching, and even audio addition tools.
One of the good qualities of iMovie is the fact that being a free software, it’s not lacking in advanced features. IMovie’s user interface is simple, clear, and very easy to use even for the most novice in video editing. As such, it has all the essential features that you need to get started with your video editing journey. iMovie, which comes pre-installed on your Mac, is the fullest version that you can get. And I don’t mean a free and yet crippled version. Apple’s video editor comes free with your Mac. Toontastic 3Dmakes use of standard story templates that help guide students through the basic elements of plot (story arc) as they create their animated story.I’m putting the only free Mac video editor in this roundup on top of the list because of two main reasons - it’s free and it’s very easy to pick up if you’re a beginner in video editing. Toontastic 3D allows students to manipulate characters as they provide voice and narration for the story. The app walks kids through the creative process with a plot/story arc template and concisely explains the fundamentals of storytelling (setup, conflict, challenge, climax, and resolution). The app allows kids to choose the characters and setting for each scene and animate their characters by simply shuffling them around with their fingertips as they naturally would when playing with, say, paper dolls.
Toontastic 3D provides a stunningly easy way by how it makes the complicated process of creating an animated short movie so simple. It's visually appealing, has great in-app support and sharing features, and relies on self-created animation and narration to tell stories. Toontastic 3D is a powerful and engaging tool for digital storytelling and provides kids with a set of digital tools to create their own cartoons.
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