How to inport iMovie 11 projects into iMovie 09???

I really need to have this problem solved. PLEASE HELP!! How do I import projects from 11 into 09. I had many problems in 11 and hated it now I need to finish up my project the proper way. Thanks!

iMovies are not designed to be viewed in iPhoto. You should watch your movies from iTunes. You can SHARE/To iTunes and your movies will be in iTunes. From iTunes, you can watch them on your Mac, on your Apple TV, or you can sync to iPhone, iPad, iPod. You will also be able to access them through the Media Browser in Keynote, Pages, GarageBand, Logic, and iDVD.
The only movies that should be stored in iPhoto are short, unedited clips taken by a still camera. iMovie can edit them without taking them out of iPhoto.

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