New filters - how to crop and level?

I can see how to crop, using the motion filter, or to use one of the filters to mask off a certain portion of a clip. And I see where you can use the motion filter to rotate a clip a bit in order to correct for tripod tilt.
But I don't know how to use them together to get the result I want, which is a cropped clip with straight edges with a slightly rotated clip inside the straight edges. What I get is a tilted, cropped clip, the sort of thing you routinely do for a still photo in iPhoto.
MikeR

You don't want to crop. You need to scale up. The more you rotate the more you'll have to scale up the image.

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