Source file after done editing?

Imovie 10 - got into today and was happy with some things, but not how they removed the ability to see the original source file
Example: I have a 10min movie of a birthday
Import, edit , export 3 min of footage
The other 7 minutes are gone. What if I wanted to go back and pull some of that footage later. Is the only answer to reimport from camera and store on some other drive?

comeonchelsea wrote:
… The other 7 minutes are gone. …
What do you mean by 'gone'?
You're familiar with the basic concept of Events (=pool of raw material) and Projects (=final movies)?
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/?lang=en#mov755717b21
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/?lang=en#mov1d890f00b

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