how to add static picture in a video clip in iMovie?

Update - Apple support told me that my version of iMovie was old and that the solution was simply to upgrade to the most recent iMovie and I could do what I wanted to do with the picture in picture. Thanks for your help.

well - part of the problem is importing an image - imovie lets me import from camera or camera archive?, but the image i want to insert into a clip at a specific time is not one I took on my camera - it's just a .jpg of our product logo that i have on a flash drive. I have been able to get a .jpg image into the project as a full frame image at the front of the video, but it pretty much has to be a video clip if you want to insert it into a video on the timeline using pic in pic.

I have been able to take a video of a static image and insert it using pic-in-pic, and then slow it way down so it doesn't move around too noticeably, but is's still lame compared to just inserting a .jpg.

Thank You Rich, but the reason there is movement in my image is precisely because it is a video, not a still image. In order to insert it into the video clip in the timeline, it has to be a video, not a static image like a .jpg or a .png. there doesn't seem to be any way to put a .jpg or .png into the video clip with pic in pic feature., so that is why I took a video of the static image (in this case it was a physical sticker) and then you can do it. The problem is that the video clip of the sticker has movement because i was holding the camera and even though I was a still as possible it moved.

Getting back to the issue causing all of this - imovie provides no way to use the pic in pic to insert a static .jpg or .png image into the video clip with pic in pic.

I really need that capability and am considering upgrading to Final Cut Pro X but not sure if it's possible there either.

I have been going round and round in the user groups just trying to answer this seemingly simple question; Can you insert a .jpg into a video clip using picture in picture.

Sorry to seem so crabby, but it seems like a simple ask and nobody can tell me definitively.