How to blur video clips?

Is there an app on the app store that will blur parts of a video that i recorded?
I have purchased iMovie but i couldn't find an option to blur parts.

JP996 wrote:
... I would like to email the video to a client, rather than make a dvd. What is the best way to email video clips to a client?
*best practice* :
• 'share' your Project to YouTube
• mail the URL to that YT-video to client
=> you avoid problems with size (=video is huge)/Bandwidth probs, and 'formats' (=YT is by sheer popularity 'standard'). You can set your Video at YT to 'Private', so only your client is able to watch it. meanwhile, YT allows superb quality ..-
not-so-good practice:
under Share, Export using Quicktime and the following Option-dialogs allow tons of options to convert and 'shrunk' the video. depending on, what your IP allows about mail-attachement's sizes, you can play with the 'knobs' format/codec, frame-rate, size, to make the video small enough - for the price of quality and compatibility. ex, Windows users often have problems with h264.mov ...

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