If you have mastered the basics of DV capture and editing, you may want to build on your skills with the Rotoscoping tutorial on the Mac User website. Originally released at the time of iMovie 4, the guide can still be applied with little changed for iMovie 5. Stretch your more able children!

For details click HERE

For schools in the TLF Video Project, I have a special discount code giving 20% off when it is released in October.
Watch the video HERE, then drop me a line for the code.
Visit www.realmacsoftware.com for more details.

This software looked fantastic. It allows you to catalogue video footage in much the same way as you do photos in iPhoto. You can add descriptions and info that will be useful for you to find clips at a future date. It handles everything that you want to throw its way, including Quicktime and DV format material. The effects of the video slideshows are out of this world. You can export individual sections of video clips to iMovie or Final Cut to be added to an ongoing project.

It can be tried out for free at:
http://www.aquafadas.com/index.html

Educational rates are available.
From arounf 40€

There is a very good tutorial and general overview of setting up a video conference connection between Mac & Mac and Mac & PC.

http://www.mvldesign.com/video_conference_tutorial.html