Browser video editor for mixing clips, trimming footage, and creating quick edits.
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Source Filmmaker is a movie-making tool built and used by Valve to make movies inside the Source game engine. It uses the same assets as the game, so anything in the game can be used in the movie. It is available for free as a public beta and requires a Windows PC. It includes Team Fortress 2 base game assets and assets from early Meet the Team short films.
VideoLouder is a free online service for increasing or decreasing the sound volume of video files without re-encoding. It works from the browser, supports formats such as AVI, MPEG, MPG, MP4, MOV and XVID, and accepts files up to 500 MB. Uploaded files are removed after a few hours.
SFMLab is an independent site where artists share 3D resources, including models, textures, sceneries and HDRIs, for use in modern 3D tools and Source Filmmaker. Users can upload resource files and download them for free. It is part of the Open3DLab network, alongside Open3DLab and SmutBase.
SVP (SmoothVideo Project) performs real-time video frame rate conversion, converting any video to 60 fps or higher within a video player. It uses frame interpolation, supports NVIDIA Optical Flow and RIFE neural network interpolation, and works with most players including Plex and VLC. It also supports 4K/HDR, VR and BD3D in selected players, with a one-click converter and a mobile app.
Blender Artists Community is a forum described as the home of the Blender 3D community and the largest forum for Blender 3D artists. It organizes discussion into categories including Artwork, Artistic Support, Technical Support, Resources, General Forums, Contests, Jobs, Game Engine and Promotions.
Eyecandy is a visual technique library that lists and breaks down named visual techniques. The catalog includes categories such as Aerial, Animation, Bullet Time, Cinemagraph, Dolly Zoom, Dutch Angle, FPV Drone, Slow Motion, Split Screen and Stop Motion, along with an About section covering how to use the site, how to be featured and category naming.
