Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

31 October 2012

Horror Music for Video Production

Happy Halloween 2012! Katya here with this mix just in from the Free Music Archive:

Music to Video has assembled a 13-track mix that will send shivers down your spine, make all the ghouls dance, and get grandma to climb out of her grave, just to tell you to turn down the volume.

All the tracks in this mix are licensed for reuse, such as in music accompaniment for your video productions. You might also use these tracks as you prepare your entries for the FMA video contest with the Prelinger Archives. The FMA suggests footage of a Halloween Party or Experiments in the Revival of Organisms? Deadline for this contest is creepily close: November 4th.

You can enter the contest and win prizes and prestige! I've played around making one with snippets from the social guidance films by Coronet Instructional Films. Those 1950s classroom films are a hoot!

photo: The fabulous Mantan Moreland as Jefferson Jackson in the 1941 horror flick King of the Zombies. The film is now in the public domain and available for free download from the Internet Archive. Enjoy!


29 September 2012

Remix The Public Domain

The Past Re-Imagined as the Future: 
Video Remix Contest

What's the potential of open digital libraries? Artists everywhere are invited to mix video from the incredible Prelinger Archives with audio from the Free Music Archive to create new masterpieces for the commons.

More info here!


The Past Re-Imagined as the Future: Video Remix Contest with Prelinger Archives from Free Music Archive on Vimeo.

12 May 2010

Walking On Eggshells

So good! This is a stimulating 24 minute documentary in which artists from writers to musicians to painters discuss modern culture and "appropriation, creative influence, re-use and intellectual property in the remix age." (Jonathon Letham talking about culture references in Bugs Bunny cartoons will hit home with several generations.) The artists have fascinating points of view.

The filmmakers Jacob Albert, Ryan Beauchamp, and Brendan Schlagel created this film as their final project for the seminar "Intellectual Property in the Digital Age" at Yale University.

Available on YouTube in 3 parts. All worthwhile.



16 October 2009

WM Recordings Celebrated by Happy Elf

This one makes me dance! Here's a sneak preview of a tune for the WM Recordings 100th release. Deadline is next week, 20 October 2009. (info)


UPDATE: The 100th free release from WM Recordings was release on 7 November 2009.

LICENSE: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Netherlands License





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