IMovie Imports .mov Files with Red Tint

Hello, I import my quicktime video to iMovie, only to find it red, and this has happened to all of my videos, does this show up when exported, or will it be normal? Also, how can I fix the red tint?  I am using the newest iMovie on Mavericks

I have the same issue, when I import a screen capture to iMovie it all goes red. I did the screen capture using the program "Screen capturing tool" but same thing happens when doing the screen capture with Quick TIme. Pleas fix this Apple.
iMove 10.0
Mavericks 10.9 (13A603)
Macbook Air 2012

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