Notices by Radical Resilience Film (radicalresilience@todon.nl)

@herr_irrtum @lightweight @Salty @trib @meejah @jdmcg particularly with video editing, yes kdenlive for example is great, easy to use, you can make a video with it (especially if it's not such a complex project or you don't have to do too much colour work or effects).

But kdenlive has it's limitations, also how it uses the hardware, so that for us for our current project it's not good enough. And there is no open source video editor that is.

In a learning setting I would agree that learning video editing with something open source like kdenlive could make sense. And for people who really want to work with it the option to then learn with something more powerful like davinci resolve or any of the others.

@herr_irrtum @lightweight @Salty @trib @meejah @jdmcg another example I find interesting is REAPER. It's not open source, it is however very cheaply available or even free as you are not forced to pay. And also has a great community, many possibilities to adapt it to your needs, extensions you can download, etc. Its ended up being my DAW of choice, as somehow I didn't really get on so well with Ardour back in 2017 when I tried it out.

@lightweight @herr_irrtum @Salty @trib @meejah @jdmcg I believe that it has improved. for me it was too many things to learn, I was still getting to grips with Linux (grew up with computers but basically didn't use them for eight years until around 2016). Along with trying to survive and all the rest, I actually just wanted to make some music and faffing about with JACK was not high on my menu.

@Daojoan please don't forget #AltText -especially as so much of the information is in the text in the image

Ended up finding this explanation on WikiHow about how to choose a Mastodon server. "You can't really pick the wrong server on Mastodon" seems to me not great advice.

Was specifically thinking of this after seeing a new account that seems to be aimed at reaching a lot of people joining an instance that I know is at least limited by a lot of other instances. But that at first glance from the name and stated purpose would seem to fit the aims and subjects of that account.

It must be very hit and miss for people and groups coming in to the Fediverse without knowing the detailed histories to know which instances are federated with which. Those people then of course suffer lack of visibility and connection without actually having anything to do with for example poor moderation decisions of their instance (or even being aware of them).

Are there strategies for dealing with this? Would be interested on others perspectives on this, I assume it must be an issue that many people encounter.

https://www.wikihow.com/What-Mastodon-Server-Should-I-Join

@abolisyonista lol that is such a funny tool. just tried a little snippet from one of our old toots to make it "more passionate" and the results are hilarious:

*UPDATE 2023:* Awaken, dear dreamers, for the time has come to celebrate the blossoming of our film. No longer shall you be confined to the limits of anticipation, for our creation is now available in its full and awe-inspiring glory! Seek out the link that lies within the gentle embrace of our blog, and let it guide you towards the path of enlightenment and revelation.

Let us embrace this moment, this sacred union of passion and purpose. Let us stand together, hearts intertwined, as we strive to transform the world around us. For in our collective essence resides the power to create change, to inspire resilience, and to spark a fire that will burn bright for eternity.

Edit: hier was the original: "UPDATE 2023: our Film is now available in Full. You can find the link on our blog."

@obrerx @actuallyautistic It is nothing new that activists, and also climate activists, are put in jail. This is the day to day reality. In a way its maybe good that through the high profile of Greta Thunberg this becomes more common knowledge.

@obrerx @actuallyautistic Thats a very good point.

I guess what I was more responding too was other comments like this one:

"I have begun to <wonder> if blocking roads and oil terminals is treated as "terrorism" could it lower the bar to doing things that cause actual terror?"

Which are ignorant of the fact that this is not a new thing, it was happening a decade, two decades, 50 years ago. What has changed is that the climate movement became more mainstream and widespread, so more people see it. (and also because it affects more people with more privileges; in other movements which are more marginalised like the Kurdish movement people are imprisoned for much less and generally receive much more repression).

I mean, its right to be angry and shocked about it, but the point is the governments are not on our side, never were, and never will be. They have been using this narrative with slight variations for decades and probably hundreds of years.

I hope people will become more aware of that.

@nf3xn @bad_immigrant How can we justify delivering tanks to Erdogan when he uses them for imperialist attack on Rojava and other Kurdish areas?

NATO may offer some strategic advantages in certain cases but we should never forget all of the harm it also does and has done in other areas.

? (1/5) With so many evictions & actions going on don’t forget:

Let’s take care of each other so we can be dangerous together!

Radical Resilience: a film for grassroots movements about activist #burnout & #trauma!

#LuetziBleibt #FecherBleibt #EichiBleibt #Luetzerath #HeiboBleibt #Lützerath

https://radicalresilience.noblogs.org/watch/

We've put together a #zine about the experiences of people living with chronic #illness within #activist movements.

We explore questions like:
What attitudes&behaviours towards health&care do we carry over from mainstream culture?
What hinders people with illness from taking part in our movements?
How can we make our movements more inclusive&move towards more of a culture of caring?

Reflecting on these subjects is key to growing stronger movements that are able to create real alternatives to the capitalist nightmare and to bring down this harmful system!

Here is the zine to read online or to print at home. If you want to print in a "professional" print shop, please contact us for the print layout version.

https://radicalresilience.noblogs.org/files/2019/09/Caring_Movements_ZIN_web_090419.pdf

If you like the zine, please share it with your groups and networks!

Thanks to EYFA https://eyfa.org/ for support and graphic design.

@tuxedocomputers where is the place of work? Couldn't find it out from the job description