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Are you a #filmmaker using #kdenlive? Let us know about your project!
Regardless of whether you are working on making shorts with your mates, features or corporate ads, online or TV shows or music videos, we want to see and promote them all!
We are building a showreel made up of clips from projects edited with Kdenlive. We aim to encourage more artists to move beyond expensive, closed systems to a free way of making movies.
Help us help the next generation of filmmakers! #videoediting @kde
@kdenlive @kde All my music videos are edited with kdenlive e.g. this one: https://tube.tchncs.de/w/wrmePsmKAF1qHY3sLFFDzT
Wow, looks pretty amazing...did not know Kdenlive is able to do such things
@kdenlive We have created a 5 hours long documentary (4 parts) entirely with Kdenlive. Took us 2-3 years, and 3.3 terabytes of project files. Some 40 hours of 4k footage edited.
And we posted it all for free - tromsite.com/documentaries/tro… - streaming from or own Peertube instance.
Trailer - videos.trom.tf/w/uzsWV9z42KKG6…
I think this is a clear demonstration of what can be done with Kdenlive.
I created a lyric video for my band a few years ago with kdenlive. As someone who has practically no experience with video software beyond windows movie maker
I use Kdenlive whenever I need to create a video for work:
https://smcnetwork.org/smc2024/videos/SMC2024_video_id142.mp4
Thanks for this amazing piece of software!
@kdenlive 98% of my tutorial Videos are made with kdenlive. Recorded with OBS-Studio and then cut with Kdenlive. (not the livestreams)
@kdenlive @kde I edit all my recent videos on YouTube using #kdenlive and it's great, it does what I need it to all of the time. I don't have the most over the top edits or anything but it fits perfectly on my use case of making short gaming compilations. I'm working on a bigger video of a product review and that's gonna be the real test for me if I will continue using kden or not, all the b-roll, narration and superimposed pictures are gonna be challenging to do. Love the work you guys do
I used it reedit evil dead 1,2 and army of darkness into a massive super cut
@kdenlive @kde
I use @kdenlive for the last 20 years more or less, Cinelerra before that but I like the stability of Kdenlive.
https://youtube.com/@julienottavi
@kdenlive @kde I edited all my son's LEGO videos with Kdenlive. He's been making them since he was 5 (now he's 7 :)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfA76zCOyxLyRjvgDNaCtaRrt2YxMg2OC
Would not consider myself a filmmaker at all. But I use it to make some tutorials that I record with OBS for a wiki.
I also use it to make quick and dirty skit shorts that I put on various platforms.