Make a movie trailer

What can we use if we don't have a tripod or costume props?

If you don't have a tripod, set your device on a stack of books or a cereal box to follow 'Set up your device on a stable surface', and if props or costumes are missing use dress-up clothes, printed pictures glued to cardboard, or toy parts when you 'Gather the props and costume items'.

My footage is blurry or shaky — how can we fix it?

To fix blurry or shaky footage re-film each short clip using a stable surface and good daylight (steps 'Set up your device' and 'Pick three places') and then trim or cut bad frames in the app as you 'Trim the clips so the trailer feels fast and exciting'.

How can we adapt this trailer project for younger or older kids?

For younger kids simplify the storyboard to three big boxes and let an adult handle filming and editing, while older kids keep six storyboard boxes, experiment with more camera angles when they 'Film each scene', and try advanced editing like layered voiceovers and transitions when they 'Open your editing app'.

How can we make our trailer more unique or professional?

Make your trailer more unique by composing a short original music loop or special sound effect to use under 'Add a music track', shooting close-ups and varied heights when you 'Film each scene', and designing themed title text and custom end credits when you 'Add title text' and 'Add credits'.