Recently, I started using iMovie on my Iphone. So far, I really like the app. Did any of you have good or bad experiences with it?
Jessica
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Editing Software iMovie
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iMovie is great to begin with, but perhaps you might want to start filming horizontally for youtube. I use LumaFusion there I can crop or expand frames so itΓÇÖs easier for me to post vertical or horizontal adjusting to the platform that I want to upload my video to.
I've never messed with iMove, but I probably should. I also use LumaFusion, it has a lot of options, especially for crop, zooms and pan animation.
Started using iMovie around 2 weeks ago, nice and easy to use but as mentioned, it is basic and once you master it, you will then want to move on to something else.
Definitely a good Experience. I used iMovie and still use at times . As mentioned by everyone .. it's a beginner tool.
I've never used it personally . I have used Final Cut in college, but curious to what people think about Imovie
I use I movie and always have 
but from the comments above, I think it may be time to move on to or a least try out LumaFusion, I am just so comfortable with I movie it but I do need to think of moving on to zooms, and pan animations (the next level) I suppose
but from the comments above, I think it may be time to move on to or a least try out LumaFusion, I am just so comfortable with I movie it but I do need to think of moving on to zooms, and pan animations (the next level) I suppose 
Adobe rush is a pretty good option if editing on mobile, you can move seamlessly between desktop and mobile. I use Davinci Resolve on desktop, it's free.
I remember using iMovie on my second gen iMac back in the day, lol. Didn't know they had a phone version.
I only used the mobile version of iMovie once and it wasn't for long so I can't say much of it. That said I used the desktop version for quite some time and it was a wonderful editing experience! If I still had a mac for editing I'd probably be using Final Cut but iMovie was by no means bad.
I use Premiere Rush. It seems really intuitive and I like Adobe's Premiere Pro. Not sure if anyone else are Adobe users here, but I've been learning while home an d I really like it.