How to move Imovie 11 to external disk

I am running out of space on my internal disk. Need help for step by step instructions to migrate Imovie permanently from internal disk to external disk. Thanks.

You will need an external drive that is formatted as Mac OS Extended (journaled). If your drive is not formatted this way, you can reformat it using Disk Utility.
In iMovie, click VIEW/EVENTS BY DISK. This should let you see your external drive in the Project List and in the Event List.
Select any Project, and hold the Command Key down as you drag and drop the small icon for the project to the small icon for the external drive in the Project Library List.
Now, select the Project on the external drive, and click FILE/CONSOLIDATE MEDIA. This will enable you to move any Events referenced in the Project, and also move copies of any photos or music you have used.
Repeat for all projects.
If there are any Events that have not been used in Projects, you can move them now by holding down the Command Key while dragging and dropping the small icon for the Event to the small icon for the external drive in the Event Library List. Repeat for all remaining events.
You should now have all your projects and events on the external drive.
Now you can edit your movies from the external drive.

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Hello,
as my disk space is too limited, I would like to use an external disk as main source for iMovie to a) store my projects and b) edit my projects.
Is this possible? If yes, how do I set this up?
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Hi
External hard disks
One must and one should.
• Must be Mac OS Extended formatted - NOT UNIX/DOS/FAT32/Mac OS Exchange - You do this by using Apple Disk Util tool - when it's brand new as it will be erased in the process
• Should be a FireWire one - USB/USB2 performs badly to me
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Due to that Mac OS is UNIX and needs space for it’s temp files and each application
also needs it’s scratch space.
Especially iDVD needs about 25Gb or more for SD-video and even much more for HD and
it can’t use any other external hard disks to this action.
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Order of Choice
• Internal extra one in e.g. MacPro (e-Sata) - definitely the Best (can exist as an external port too)
• External FW800
• External FW400
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• Now too - Thunderbolt (great alt.)
• Net-Work-Server systems - Not recommended at all.
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IMPORTANT - If You want to boot from it
• Don’t buy Western Digital (My Book) - not boot-able (for PowerMacs e.g. G3, G4, G5 at least)
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• Has to be - Mac OS Extended formatted (mine are journaled)
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Connection - Either connect one Mac in Target mode to the other via FireWire. Or use an external hard disk !
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C. Do never Move or Alter any folder named
• iMovie Event's - or -
• iMovie Project's
on DeskTop/Finder - as this will result in iMovie losing connections to them and repair can be anything from hard to impossibly
D. Moving and Copying must be done within iMovie application and Events to Events - and - Project's to Project's.
E. Moving Project's to Event's - Do not work for me - I have to export project as a QuickTime movie then Import this into Events.
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Event's window can show two faces
Like this
or like this
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