One of the best things about OpenShot is that it integrates well with two other fabulous open-source programs: the Inkscape vector-editing program and the Blender 3D animation program. When you use open-source software, you’re not a cog in someone else’s wheel. The forward momentum of a software program is unconnected from any corporate goals. OpenShot is under active development, and while strong already, will become even stronger in the coming months. (iMovie 08 completely redesigned the earlier iMovie interface, removing many features in the process.) OpenShot is what iMovie 08 should have been. I formerly used Apple’s iMovie HD video editor, but felt betrayed when iMovie 08 came out. To my mind, OpenShot strikes just the right balance between features and complexity. These videos have much going for them, not least their musicality and playfulness. Several of their videos have had more than one thousand video views.
To quickly see the best uses of OpenShot, check out the beautifully created music videos of Verity and Gersom de Koning-Tan, from the Netherlands. The brainchild of programmer Jonathan Thomas, OpenShot has garnered a large and enthusiastic following for many reasons, one being Thomas’s responsiveness to user feedback. OpenShot is a free, simple-to-use, feature-rich video editor for Linux. OpenShot is a very powerful simple Video editor.
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