fl@C@I've been trying to come up with a workflow for producing the videos, editing, etc... If anyone has a suggestion for some good open source software for video editing, etc.. I'd love to hear it... I downloaded a couple and I'm not sure how I feel about them... I have an old version of premier and after effects... but I was looking for something a little newer.. I tried lightworks ( https://www.lwks.com/ ) ... don't care for it really. Also tried wondershare filmora ( https://www.wondershare.com/ ) which seems a little better..but not quite right. I'm looking at the Tascam DR05 audio recorder for audio..
I'm also working on a format for the videos, hopefully I can get what I have in my mind to work out on video. This should be a totally new way to share projects and collaborate, I'm pretty excited about it!
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I use VSDC Free Video Editor ( http://www.videosoftdev.com/ ) to create videos
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Thanks Ulysse, this one looks good too! I'll give this a try also!
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I like using kdenlive.
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Hey Mike! Thanks, that looks pretty good..! And I like that it's on linux. I'll download it and give it a try!
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I tried video editing in blender - very powerful but also very overwhelming with options how to do stuff. OBS (open broadcaster software) seems to be the thing to go to, when you're doing livestreams or more open, -one man talks and pushes buttons for overlays etc. - videos. You can get a setup like hak5 with that, use 3 webcams (person a, b and both) or have a "you talking camera" vs. project view port / vs. cat-cam etc.
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Thanks! I'll take a look at Blender, usually I do that get overwhelmed and give up... lol.. I'm looking for something that I can use pre-recorded clips..alot of what I'm thinking of filming will be done outside, action, drone footage, and from multiple camera angles... premier was great for that, but I hate to do anything that's subscription based.. OBS looks pretty cool, but its geared for livestreams and webcam style?
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i think you can also play videos inside of OBS, so it all depends if you're able to one-shot everything or like the cutting and editing much. I stick to iMovie, because it's easy to work with, even payed the 15 euros to use it :)
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+1 OBS is surprisingly useful for more than just streaming, if you can handle doing everything live.
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