...need to identify each piece of music you use and any still images or video footage created by other people and consider whether copyright applies and if so, w
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...dings. Metavid uses Free and Open Source Software to capture public domain footage along with closed captioning to make the archive searchable.
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...or “National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,” when using the footage.
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To date, 28 hours of footage have been shot in Auckland and Wellington, New Zealand, and are in the proc
...; and over 20 hours of raw footage. According to Boyko, the digitised raw footage will most likely be released under the Creative Commons [http://creativecom
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...available ranges from [http://eyevio.jp/movie/107641| short-format amateur footage] to longer shows and podcasts. This includes [http://eyevio.jp/movie/99203|
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...but find it prohibitive to be always needing to pay $20-$120 per second of footage (I signed a contract today to pay those amounts to use excepts). There hav
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...traditional cultural production processes such as ‘cutting-room floor’ footage. The Creative Commons licensing framework facilitates the distribution and
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...asked to document their ownership of the item in question, be it the video footage, background music or other content. Revver’s copyright statement declares
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..., director Bruce McDonald turned to CC licensing. Specifically, all of the footage from the film was released online under a CC Attribution-NonCommercial-Shar
...a resource that would normally have been wasted. To encourage reuse of the footage, the five best scenes were posted on the Two Fists, One Heart promotional s
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...ticle/video-central-christchurch-two-weeks-after-quake-ck-88665 inner city footage] for screening at public memorial events under a [http://creativecommons.or
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...om next to nothing (but time) to record and hosting is now free. The video footage used in tv-tom.com is free and from the public domain. This lack of costs i
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...daily basis. This makes it possible for fans to make mashups from the show footage. One great example was the video Patrick from the Netherlands created for u
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...style with musicians of all genres and syndicates high-definition quality footage to partner companies.
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.... You want to be able to use other sources, you want to use other archival footage that you're not going to get sued for.
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...of non-copyright media such as household objects and public domain archive footage to enhance the song. Tom corresponded with software vendors who confirmed t
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Archival public domain movie footage (black & white)is given new life when set as the video image to more modern
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...s license, the users will be able to download, lend, recut or use the film footage in any way they wish. This way, the audience will be not only allowed to cr
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...jection, and chroma-key - just to name a few. Archival public domain movie footage is given new life when populated with digital avatars and puppets.
...ill not be in the least convincing. Movies can now be based on home camera footage and animation, backed by recorded live audio effects and music either bough
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...t the audience know that they can participate in the film. They can use my footage however they want, but I want them to submit it back to the site as well so
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