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| Internet Archive of Open Source movies - You can view, download or upload videos to the Open Source collection on Internet Archive. The site contains thousands of videos, contributed by Archive users and community members. |
| What is an Open source movie and what is Open source filmmaking all about? - Wikipedia defines an Open source movie as: Open source movie is a neologism that has been used to describe several distinct, but related concepts: 1. the production of films using open source software such as GNU/Linux, CinePaint, and Blender 2. the production of films using publicly-released free reusable media to allow for other parties to create fan fiction in the same medium 3. the release of movies under free content licenses 4. the release of movies under licenses which are more permissive than traditional copyright, but which would not satisfy common definitions of free content or open source (such as licenses prohibiting commercial use or the creation of derivative works) 5. the production of films through open, collaborative processes, such as the editing of a script using a wiki. |
| Free downloads for Open Source film footage that you can use freely - Nothing So Strange is a site that offers raw footage thats completely open source. You can download this raw footage for free, and use it as you please. So become a filmmaker today. Grab some clips, start editing, narrate it, add music, combine with your own footage--make this footage say what you want it to say. Then share your work--give it away, sell it, make a DVD and put it on eBay, BitPass a download on your own site, whatever you want. |
| World's first open source short film (animated) - Elephants Dream is the world’s first open movie, made entirely with open source graphics software such as Blender, and with all production files freely available to use however you please, under a Creative Commons license. |
