IMovie Share Problem - Freezes Up

OSX 10.9.4 iMovie 10.0.5
I'm having an issue with the iMovie share getting stuck at about 60% or 8 o'clock on the blue pie chart.
I tried to export a project to file that was 30 minutes long at 1080p about a week ago. The PC lost power during the process. Now every time I open iMovie it starts the process all over again, but, like I said, the export freezes up about 60% through the process.
Can someone tell me how to stop the share process from starting automatically?
Thanks in advance!

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• Creating a new User-Account and log into this - forces iMovie to create all pref. files new and error free
• Event or Project got corrupted - try to make a copy and repair
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• In QuickTime - DivX, 3ivx codec, Flip4Mac, Perian etc - might be problematic - temporarily move them out and re-try
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Total Number Of Cores:          2
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Bus Speed:          1.07 GHz

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Error -108 memFullErr Ran out of memory [not enough room in heap zone]
Turn off - TimeMachine usually works - re-try.
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