Film Freedom: making and releasing films with free software
summary
Film Freedom builds practical tools and releases: KitCAT integrates the TACTIC DAMS with Blender, Kdenlive and other FOSS apps via Python/Qt plugins so assets, naming, checkouts and events are tracked; Lib‑Ray proposes SD‑card distributions using Matroska (VP8/VP9), FLAC audio and HTML5 menus as a libre alternative to Blu‑ray; and Lunatics! is an open CC animated sci‑fi begun 2011 with preprod funded by a $2k/$42k Kickstarter shortfall, renders take ~2 minutes per 4K frame and some frames need 8–10 GB RAM.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 7:58Workflow
- 8:21Data Management
- 11:20Artificial Scarcity
- 12:14Blu-Ray Standard
- 22:47Trailer
- 25:26Test Render
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