The Source Filmmaker allows you to make your own movies with Valve’s Source engine assets. Valve has just released the Source Filmmaker on Steam, which is now available for free as a public beta.

It's always hard to tell what's going on behind the scenes at Valve, but if recently-uncovered Source Filmmaker files are to be believed, the Half-Life developer is planning something big. Valvetime ...

Now that you've had a chance to Meet the Pyro, do you want to make your own Source-powered machinima creations? Well, now you can! Valve is releasing the Source Filmmaker (SFM), the movie-making tool ...

When Valve released the last of their Team Fortress 2 “Meet the…” videos last month with Meet the Pyro, they also made waves by announcing that they’d release the tools used to make the company’s ...

Valve's Source Filmmaker now in open beta. After a brief closed beta, Valve is now letting anyone and everyone with a Windows PC and a Steam account play with its in-house movie making tool, Source ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. A new version of the Source engine could be in development at Valve, ...

Forget yer Mars, because it turns out Source Filmmaker's script files are peppered with references to a next-gen Source engine. Over 60 mentions of Source 2 can be found in the SFM code, reports ...

Valve released its Source Filmmaker for free recently, and while the functional, flexible tool is a legitimate and valuable creative device, the internet at large has proven its most important asset ...

Valve has announced the Source Filmmaker (SFM), the tool its used to create all the Meet the Team videos for Team Fortress 2. The news came alongside the release of Team Fortress 2's final short, Meet ...

Open beta has begun for Valve’s Source Filmmaker, a new “storytelling tool” that allows anyone to create their own animated short films. The tools available in the beta are the same tools Valve used ...