You use these controls to create your own movies. Take a look at these pages even if you don't plan to do the tutorial, because you'll need to know the names of the iMovie controls to follow instructions in iMovie Help. The pages that follow introduce you to the main iMovie window, the timeline and clip viewers, and the different panes you use to add professional polish to your movie. Tutorial 1 iMovie at a Glance iMovie Window A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H iMovie monitor: Watch your clips play in this window. You can play clips that are in the Clips pane or the clip viewer. Scrubber bar: Drag the playhead along the scrubber bar to move through a clip frame by frame. The number near the playhead indicates how far (minutes:seconds:frames) the selected frame is into the movie. Mode switch: Click to switch between camera mode and edit mode. Use camera mode to choose an input device and transfer your raw video into the computer. Use edit mode to work on your movie. Playback controls: Use these controls to skip to the beginning of a selected clip, play the clip in the iMovie monitor, or play the clip full screen on your computer's monitor. Volume slider: Slide this control to change the volume of the computer's speaker while you work in iMovie. This won't change the volume levels in your video or audio clips. Pane buttons: Click these buttons to see the different panes of the iMovie window. See a description of each pane later in this document. Trash: Drag unwanted clips to the Trash icon to delete them. You can restore cropped video and audio from the iMovie Trash if you haven't emptied it. Disk space indicator: Monitor your free disk space as you work. You should always have about 2 GB free disk space for optimal performance of iMovie. When this bar turns yellow, you are starting to run low on disk space...