Saved me $289 !!

The Short Review: Buy Tutor for iMovie and learn the great things iMovie can do.

The Long Reivew: My story of how I saved $289 and, likely, a week or more of frustrations.

I had been a long-time user of Final Cut Pro (FCPro), though haven’t used it in a few years. And, of using FCPro, I figured it out on my own, too, taking months to learn the many different things within FCPro.
Now, during those years, I upgraded OS X and, of recent, to Yosemite (OS X v10.10) when I purchased a 27” iMac. Well, my older copy of FCPro doesn’t work with Yosemite, yet I had a video production I needed to do. So, I figured iMove would task it.
Well, iMovie changed dramatically from the (quite) older version I used to use (in OS X 10.6).
Candidly, I’m getting older to, and I’m not as apt to want to “figure things out on my own” anymore. Thus, I wasn’t wanting to purchase the newer FCPro for $299 and need to spend time relearning stuff. That, and of late, tutorials have kinda become my new-found friend.
As such, I checked out the reviews for the various iMovie tutorials, and Tutor for iMovie had the highest ratings.
Consequently, I spent the $9.99 fo Totur for iMove and spent the next 3 hours going through most it’s tutorial.

It was very enjoyable listening to someone else as they explained to me the things I was seeking to learn.
I Iearned what I needed, and more, about iMovie to achieve doing my video production and I was able to complete my video production in a bit over an hour.

So, rather than spend $299 on FCPro and spend likely days and days trying to refigure it out, I spend $9.99, saving $289.
On top of that, within 5 hours, which included the 3 hours in Tutor for iMovie, and not spending up to a week in FCPro, I both learned and completed my video production.

Thanks, Dan. Tutor for iMovie is great!

BryanC
10-Year Veteran Apple Employee

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