Changing Default Project Directory

Does anyone know how to change the default project directory?
I can move events; that's no problem.
But I can't seem to move the default project directory off my main MacBook Pro drive.
Thanks.

I ran into this issue and found a work-around for it.
The problem is that OS X Finder Aliases work a little differently than UNIX links. A UNIX link will do what we need it to do because it is lower-level in the operating system (not a Finder trick), but if you cross physical disk boundaries you then need to then use a "symbolic link."
If you know how to make a sym-link, then you should be good to go -- if not, there are directions below.
To do this [you should have some UNIX command-line familiarity]:
In the Finder, copy your Projects or Movies folder to the drive/destination where you want it.
When the copy is complete, rename the original folder (I copied my whole Movies folder and renamed the old one "Movies2").
Open Terminal (~Applications/Utilities/Terminal) -- it should put you in your home directory.
You will now want to figure out what the UNIX path to your new projects or movies folder is. Get Info in the finder on your new folder, and note the "Where:" field -- as you will need to type this by hand.
You create a UNIX symbolic link by typing the link command, followed by the symbolic-link flag (-s) then the source directory (your new folder) and the target for the link (where you want it to point FROM), from your home folder.
I moved my Movies folder to a disk that I called "500GB" so I wanted the Movies folder to point TO the Movies folder on the disk called "500GB".
To create the symbolic link, with the Terminal program, and my current directory as my home folder, I typed:
ln -s /Volumes/500GB/Movies ./
And that created a "Movies" symbolic link in my home folder that points to "/Volumes/500GB/Movies"
iMovie'08 now works with the relocated projects, etc.
Once you are done with this, launch iMovie and make sure that it is doing what you need it to do. If it is not, you still have the original Movies or Projects directory that you started with. If it is working, then you can backup and/or discard the safety backup you made when you renamed the original folder (i.e. "Movies2").

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