I need help splitting video into segments

I am very new to this and trying to figure all this out. Does anyone know how to capture a video and then split into several segments so it will show on the main menu as 3 separate videos to watch? I want to have the video split so you can click on the different icons on the main menu and then that would take you to a chapter menu for each video. Does that make sense? Can anyone help me? Please and thank you!

Hi Michele:
You can do that with Chapter Markers.
Setting chapter markers
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iMovie/6.0/en/imv1110.html
Just be certain to follow the "Chapter Marker Rules":
*Make sure no chapter markers are within two seconds of the start or end of the timeline.
*Make sure no chapter markers are within a transition.
*Make sure no chapter markers are within two seconds of the end of a transition.
*Make sure you do not have the "Share selected Clips" option checked when preparing to share to iDVD
Sue

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