Edit fonts on Title with Imovie on Mavericks

Hi,
I'm using the last version of iMovie on Maverick. When i choose a Title on the "Titles Menu", i can't modifie the fonts and the color..
Can you help me please ?
Thank you

yeah sure. Import the movies from the iPhone in iMovie using the iMovie Import Feature. then start a project and edit your videos in the project.

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The article below will help you determine which cameras are supported for iMovie '10
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