The tool's full potential was finally realized with the release of The Orange Box, particularly with the Meet the Team featurettes for Team Fortress 2. SFM was developed internally at Valve from as early as 2005, forked from the Source engine's in-game demo playback tool and used to make Day of Defeat: Source trailers with experimental effects that could not be achieved in real-time. The Graph Editor is used for editing motion through creating keyframes this is extremely useful in pose-to-pose animation.jittering, smoothing) can also be applied onto selected motion paths. The Motion Editor is used for motion adjustments over time, such as seamlessly grafting two animations together.
The Clip Editor also allows the user to place and arrange sound files and video filters. The Clip Editor is used for recording, editing and arranging shots, which can contain recorded gameplay and user-placed assets.It also uses three main user interfaces for making films with: SFM gives the user a "Work Camera" that enables them to see what they are doing without messing up the scene cameras. With SFM, one can create movies and posters by using assets and events from the video game world, providing creators with a "'what you see is what you get' environment".
Unlike most movie-making tools, which only create a small part of a movie, the Source Filmmaker merges all animation and effect workflows onto a single PC.
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