Assignment#2

Creative commons

Dizzy

(This video is shared at  http://www.archive.org/details/Dizzy_316

and is Creative Commons licenced Attribution, Non-Commercial and Shared-Alike)

 

First of all, when I notice that in this project, we were able to make an editing of videos, I was happy because I had some experiences in editing because I was in cinema in cegep. Then I started to think that it would be better to mix sound and fixed images to give me a challenge. So I took those three and make the editing between them. I had little difficulties to match the pictures with the videos because I didn't found videos that worked with my images so I decided to make two parts for the entire project witch is in the same video. For the part of the images, I wanted to create a weird atmosphere of discomfort with the music. Then, after this part, I wanted firstly make a kunfu editing witch would be doubled with kids talking. It could be funny, but I didn't found kids talking so I made a gradation of violance, starting with kids playing, then racism with kid figures and animation, then a figure of Jesus and it finished with truly fighting and violance. The music goes grading that way too.

I think that the creative commons is a pretty good way to share art work with others and tell the world that your work is not free of use. By making these licences you can choose how your work can be use by others and vice versa. By taking files from creative commons, we know now how to respect the licensing and take the work of other persons. I already heard of creative commons before this project and I find it very interesting. Creative commons is like a community and everybody can be linked by work of others. This is very good. Now my work is in the community too and can be remix for another project.


Now I will explain my contribution about the music. The files are from Internet Archive: http://www.archive.org I took two music from the same composer pseudo named dotCommunism. His audio is part of the collection: Evil Residence Records and it also belongs to collection: Music & Arts.  He put those by the date of 2005-08-09 and the Creative Commons licenses are : Attribution-NonCommercial . So I edited those two music together to make one music and I put his name in the credits titles.

Therefore, I will explain my contribution about the videos. I took all the files from Internet Archive: http://www.archive.org . I took ten different videos that I edited together to make one and I put all their names in the credits titles.

1. I took eight short videos from Scott Draves and the Electric SheepThey also have their own websites:http://electricsheep.org  and http://scottdraves.com  Their Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution- Noncommercial 3.0 United States

 

2. "Miss B" The Incredible Dancing Bird. At the turn of the 20th Century, in Vaudeville shows context, Cyrus Braintree took this bird from the Pianistas, and then it became popular in "The Bird-dog Five" jazz band. Okay Records captured a film that is part of the collection of: Community Video. The producer was Michael Frassinelli. The Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0.

 

3. Male Restroom Etiquette (2006) The collection is part from A Zarathustra Studios Production reachable from http://z-studios.com and this is A machinima film made with The Sims 2, Sim City 4, MOHO, and other tools. The Director and producer was Overman. The Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.

 

4. LEGO Death Star Review by Chris Pirillo: http://twitter.com/chrispirillo This movie is part of the collection: blip.tv ant the Creative Commons licence is: Attribution.

 

5. DDR Kung-Fu Fighting Fanvid (2007) Made from "Six String Samurai," "The Last Dragon," and a hint of "Rejected". This movie is part of the collection: Community Video . Alexander Williams was the producer and director and the Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

6. Dick Whittington's cat, this was a sign language version of the animated classic This movie is part of the collection: Animation Shorts, the Sponsor is Atlanta Area School for the Deaf Center for Accessible Technology in Sign www.aasdweb.com/CATS and Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.

7. Copying Is Not Theft (October 29, 2010) The score arranged and recorded by Nik Phelps. Vocals by Connie Champagne. Song and animation by Nina Paley.  This movie is part of the collection: Community Video and also of the collection: Denver Open Media  The Creative Commons licenses are: Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States.

8. GreenLeavesGrasshopper presents: "Mr. Bangs" (2006) Directed by Martin Bangs. This movie is part of the collection: Community Video Contact Information: misterbangs@gmail.com GreenLeavesGrasshopper Films: luckybuzz@shaw.ca The Creative Commons license is: Attribution.

9. Kids for Kids (2009) This movie is part of the collection: Community Video Production Company: Co-production Raffaella Traniello and Istituto Scolastico Comprensivo di Ponte San NIcolò. http://www.g-raffa.eu The Creative Commons license is: Attribution 2.5 Italy.

10. The Lion Tamer. This movie is part of the collection: Film Chest Vintage Cartoons and the Creative Commons license is: Attribution 3.0.

 

Finally, all images were taken from http://www.flickr.com and put one after the other in the editing. The Creative Commons licenses of all those pictures are Attribution  and Share alike.

   

From left to right: Eric Skiff, Cristian Eslava(x2), Tom Rolfe, Jim Champion,  Stéfan, Swell Surf Camp, Todd Morris, Chase N., Steve Berardi, Cleong (x2), Mamojo, Adam Minorczyk, Steve Bernardi, Maarten Van Maanen.