iMovie Split Screens:
https://support.apple.com/guide/imovie/create-a-split-screen-effect-movb8c659f55/mac
CapCut Split Screens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV6NDOVZeyU
https://archive.org/details/split-screen-capcut-template-link-tiktok-8
However, there is a third option. My cousin, a film major at LMU in Los Angeles, told me about Final Cut Pro earlier this year. I haven’t had to use anything this advanced and it's not free, so I’ve never really looked into it. They do have a 90-day free trial available. What is intriguing is that Final Cut Pro offers some advanced features not found in either CapCut or iMovie. Final Cut Pro stands out in many areas, but, for me, it’s the special effects, transitions, and layouts that make it interesting. I'm considering using it towards the end (taking advantage of the free trial period) if it can significantly enhance our final product. Even though I'm majoring in business, learning Final Cut Pro might be beneficial for future projects. Trying it during the free trial will give me a good idea of its capabilities for potential future use.
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