Quicktime movie clips

Being new to iMovie, I'm not sure whether I can import a number of quicktime movies and have them play as one...? If this is possible, am I able to edit the clips as well?
Cheers,

mish,
I really appreciate your posts here, but in this case, I have to grab into your steering wheel:
...You can import the QT movies ...
iM has some (many) limitations, to make it simple & convenient.. by concept, it is restricted to miniDV imports... so, any QT.mov which fullfills the specs of a miniDV will import flawless.. that is DV as codec, PAL/NTSC according to your standards...
ANY other codec (...hmm, ok, some mpeg4, Apple Intemediate also work...), format, framerate, resolution has to be converted first to work within iMovie.. that could work, but sometimes fail; well known example on this board: downloads from the iNet, mpegs, youtube.com videos etc....
esp. playback-formats as mpegs will lose their audio when imported into iM; you need 3rd party tools as Streamclip to convert them BEFORE importing to iM...
so, if something gets wrong, Royboy, don't hesitate to come back....!
besides: welcome to the  board......

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