iMovie


 * How to Back Up/Save your iMovie Projects **


 * 1) Quit iMovie
 * 2) Navigate to GAC60 User>Movies folder
 * 3) Copy (to your USB drive) iMovie Events and iMove Projects. You'll need lots of free space on your USB drive.
 * If you don't have enough space on your USB drive, you could copy the folders to the DATA HD drive on the desktop. Files there don't get deleted when the computer is restarted. Make yourself a folder on the DATA HD first. Realize that this means you will need to use that exact same computer next time to access your project files.
 * 1) If you used photos and/or music as well, you'll need to grab these directories as well to be sure you have what you need. Otherwise, you'll have to re-import your photos to iPhoto and your music to iTunes the next time you work on your project.
 * /GAC60 User/Pictures
 * /GAC60 User/Music

To open your project on another Mac or the same Mac:
 * 1) Quit iMovie if it is running/open.
 * 2) Move the above folders back to their original locations in the GAC60 Users Movies, Pictures, and Music folders. If you are prompted to replace the current folders, say "Yes". If it won't let you do this, then simply drag the contents of those folders into the folders themselves.


 * Source of this fix:** @http://mergy.org/2010/12/backing-up-and-transferring-imovie-projects/