Shuffle or Randomize iPhoto pictures into iMovie for DVD

I want to take pictures in iPhoto and put them in iMovie for a slideshow that I will be putting on a DVD. I want to randomize or shuffle the order when I am putting these pictures from iPhoto to iMovie. I know I could manually do it but I have a lot of photos. Please tell me how I can do it, or what program would I need to achieve this.
Thanks

update i managed to drag to photos into photobooth files in finder then put them in that way but it still doesnt show the photo on the viewr

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