AJ here with another Made with Shotcut video. On June 21, 2021 my brother passed away suddenly at the age of 32. We were two years apart and his death, to say the least, has turned my life upside down. I summoned the courage to create a video memorial for his Celebration of Life. And through this video tribute to my brother; I hope it helps others who find themselves journeying through the unfortunate experience of loss, feel less alone.
[Rest In Peace Jaime Aaron Ramos 1989-2021]
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A moving tribute to someone who was obviously so special to you and so many others. He may be gone, but he lives on in the memories of you and the rest of his family and friends.
This year i lost 13 family members due to Covid19 and still i dont have courage to make a tribute to them. In memories for those who are not with us in flesh but in spirit. ~ Max Cavalera
@AVENUENIGHTS , I’m almost speechless. That is a wonderful, moving tribute to your brother. I was watching and thinking, wow, that is how a memorial video should be made. I’m just sorry events gave you the necessity to make it. Very touching. From a video editing perspective, the visual effects and choice of music are stunning. Gently and compassionately handled.
To be able to create this with open source software is just incredible - all down to @shotcut who has made this possible.
Makes you realise just how fragile life is … I’m extending a huge hug from me to your family from across the Atlantic Ocean. Take care.
Thank you @Elusien a lot of the principles I learned from you and others I applied to this memorial. Appreciate all the assistance with learning Shotcut.
wow, that really means a lot to me! thank you for watching @jonray
like i was telling @Elusien a lot of the shotcut foundations, tips, and tricks that i learned from you guys and others i applied to this tribute to my brother. just want to thank you for all the knowledge and for letting me be a part of this wonderful @shotcut community.
appreciate the digital hugs and see you on the next tutorial!