How to license stock footage for iMovie - Try VidLib for iOS

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If you have been searching for a professional video footage app that can sit on your desktop or on your tablet to take your copy of Final Cut into the next frontier, then look no further than VidLib. A brand new and ultra powerful app, available for download for OSX and iOS, VidLib can be used with the legendary video editing software as well as any other preferred package. The VidLib app is fully transportable for the ultimate in convenience and can be used to deliver seamless, quicker and more straight forwarding video editing to a professional standard on a traditional Mac or PC or on a tablet or smartphone.
Although it was only officially launched a few weeks ago, several video editors who have relied on Final Cut as their professional video editing software of chose are finding their workday has been revolutionised by  VidLib. With more than 100,000 royalty free videos and the ability to license the footage with a straightforward and secure in-app purchase, the comprehensive stock footage video library takes the complication out of video editing. 
With the VidLib app downloaded and installed, thousands of clips are placed within easy reach, all logically archived and ready to be used on Final Cut and other professional editing suites immediately. While iOS apps only have iMovie available for editing, on the Mac you can use any editing suite you want, including Final Cut.
Coupling VidLib OSX download with an existing copy of Final Cut means or iMovie with iOS version of VidLib means editors will always have useful and ready to use video footage on their desktop or device. The clips are purchased using an in-app process and can be edited as needed using FinalCut or iMovie with no delays or file type conversions required to actually get started. With this simplistic and innovative approach to editing, there are no lengthy licensing forms to fill in and send back before the clip can be used.
What's more, with VidLib and Final Cut working together, there is no need to go online, type in a website address and browse through a new URL in order to find appropriate video footage. The VidLib app sits on the desktop or iPhone / iPad giving the clip at the click of a mouse, rather than after an internet session.
VidLib also loads considerably faster than 'conventional' image and video download sites, giving even quicker access to clips, all of which are pre-cleared and royalty free.
OSX http://mac.vidlib.com
iOS http://app.vidlib.com

Your camera does not appear on the supported cameras list for iMovie '09 (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3290) but does appear in the iMovie'11 list (http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US).
So, I think you have to update your iMovie version.  There are 2 options
1.  Update to iMovie '11 which came with iLife '11.  If you don't have an ilife '11 installer DVD you will need to purchase it from for example Amazon. 
2. Since you are already running Mavericks, the app store should allow you to upgrade to iMovie 10 (which also supports your camera) but be prepared for the big changes in this version.
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