Where does a project go when its finalize

I finiizle a project and now i cant find it anywhere !

Finalize will Share a project in all available sizes and place it in the Media Browser. You can access the Media Browser in other apps, like iDVD, GarageBand, Keynote, Pages, Powerpoint, etc.
The Media Browser copy also enables the SHARE menu to work very quickly. If you have already finalized, then SHARE TO iTunes happens almost instantly, and Share to YouTube starts right away.
You do not have to Finalize. You can always use the SHARE menu and just pick the sizes you need.
Physically, you can find the Finalized copies inside the Project files. Go to the iMovie Projects folder in the Finder and right-click on the RCPROJECT file for your project. Select SHOW PACKAGE CONTENTS and navigate to the Movies folder within the package. Just be sure not to touch anything else so you don't risk corrupting your project.

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