Portrait video renders small

I'm using an iPhone 5s. If I compose a movie that has been shot in portrait, iMovie 2.0 on iPhone shrinks the video down small to a weird size. Looks like a postage stamp. It doesn't do it if I'm using video shot in landscape. What am I missing here? Thanks.

In the editor, tap on the clip to select it. Then tap on the magnifying glass-thingie icon with the + symbol. Now you should be able to pinch and zoom to at least adjust the video.

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