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If you’re tired of online video editors that barely let you edit at all, today’s adventure is for you! We’ll explore the answer to all your problems: the Stupeflix Studio!

The genius of the Stupeflix Studio is its intuitive user interface. I like to think of it as a kind of magic bulletin board. Once you’ve uploaded your photos and/or videos onto this board, they can be dragged and dropped to form “groups.” You now have three levels on which you can control your movie.

the element…

the group…

and the entire video…

All this freedom means getting a final project that you like, recognize and are proud of creating (because you actually created it!). With other editors, it’s embarrassing to tell your friends how you got the end result; all you did was press a couple buttons.

With Stupeflix, you get all the glory. You deserve it.

So, please, enjoy! And let me know how it goes; your questions and comments are always welcome! You can also check out the other adventures I’ve been having here at Stupeflix.

Until next time,

Sable (aka The Stupeflix Intern)

Today, we’re exploring a little-known Stupeflix feature: StupeflixTV.

StupeflixTV turns your favorite Twitter and Flickr queries into their own TV channels. Updated constantly, (every ten minutes to be exact) these channels match the latest information available on the web.

To get started, go to http://Stupeflix.TV and click “Create a channel,” found in the upper left corner of the homepage.

The best channels are those with the most related tweets and Flickr images. Therefore, I’ve created the “Obama Channel.” First, enter the name of your channel. The channel’s URL is automatically generated from the name you choose. If the URL is already taken, you will be prompted to choose a new one (or you can change it regardless if you so desire.)

Next, enter the Twitter and Flickr queries from which you want Stupeflix.TV to generate your channel. I’ve chosen to use #obama and #whitehouse for both my Twitter and Flickr queries, but they don’t  have to match. Stupeflix provides some  helpful hints on how to gather meaningful search results from Twitter, plus the option to view the results of your queries before you decide to use them.

Once you’ve decided on your terms, simply click “Create Channel” and wait for Stupeflix to work its magic. Here’s what was generated for the Obama Channel using my chosen queries. You can find the most up-to-date version at  http://stupeflix.tv/Obama/.

As you can see, creating your own Stupeflix channel is super simple, and the results are pretty awesome. Don’t be shy– start creating your own today!

As for me, I think I’ve used up my amount of fun-time for the day; I am the intern, after all! I should probably find some papers to file… fetch something… Oh! Also, don’t forget to share links to your own creations in the comments below. I’m eager to see what you all come up with!

Until next time,

Sable (aka the Stupeflix Intern)

NEW POST- The Magic Bulletin Board: Why Stupeflix Studio will rock your socks.

Stupeflix has been called many things: online video editor, technical genius, mythical beast. Well, I am here to affirm that it is, indeed, each of these things… and more!

But who am I, and how can I be so sure?!

My name is Sable, and I am the Stupeflix Intern. Yes, the Stupeflix Intern.

You’re probably wondering what drove me to pack my bags and fly halfway around the world, from L.A. to Stupeflix headquarters in Paris, in order to attain this title. Was it a need to try something new? An urge to travel? My borderline-debilitating relationship with chocolate croissants?

Nope. It all came down to one, simple fact: Stupeflix is fricking sweet!

Now, I apologize for getting overly technical in my first blog post, but there was no other way to put it. Over and over, my personal team of scientists and I have come to the same, scientific conclusion that Stupeflix is just, straight-up, fricking sweet.

I ask that you join me on my Intern Adventures, in which we will laugh, cry, and dive deeper into the fricking sweetness that is Stupeflix. In the meantime, please share your own experiences with Stupeflix and any suggestions on what you’d like to explore next!

Until Next Time,

Sable (aka The Stupeflix Intern)