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Revision as of 09:20, 16 July 2010
A popular trend with youth in this day and age is to create lego stop-motion videos and post up to YouTube...
.. You can use the cheese / Audacity and Cinecutie (Cinelerra) open source applications to do this for free...
In tutorial, I will discuss how I created the stop motion Lego video "How to Define Lego Pain" using these applications.
Here is a link to the YouTube Video: [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8if6uyB9cqk ]
Contents
- 1 Capture Web Cam Pictures via Cheese Application
- 2 Importing and Edit Pictures in Cinecutie (Cinelerra)
- 3 Incorporating Audio into Cinecutie (Cinelerra)
- 4 Record Music via Audacity
- 5 Record Voices via Audacity
- 6 Final Edit prior to Rendering Video File
- 7 Rendering Stop Motion Video to Ogg Theora Vorbis File
- 8 Posting Stop Motion Video on YouTube
- 9 Future Consideration: Adding Advanced Special Effects (Laser fire, explosions, etc)
Capture Web Cam Pictures via Cheese Application
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Importing and Edit Pictures in Cinecutie (Cinelerra)
Setting up Cinecutie
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Loading Files
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Moving Around / Marking Frames
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Adding Effects within Marked Frames
Titles
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Fire Effect
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Incorporating Audio into Cinecutie (Cinelerra)
Record Music via Audacity
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Record Voices via Audacity
To be completed ...
Final Edit prior to Rendering Video File
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Rendering Stop Motion Video to Ogg Theora Vorbis File
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Posting Stop Motion Video on YouTube
Creating a YouTube Account
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Upload Stop Motion Video to your YouTube Account
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View comments / statistics Regarding your YouTube Video
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Future Consideration: Adding Advanced Special Effects (Laser fire, explosions, etc)
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