Showing posts with label creative commons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative commons. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2012

Saucer Launch Clip (CC license)

Well, I should have posted this many months ago, but I did finally complete my POV-Ray based clip of a flying saucer taking off:
 

 

 As I mentioned previously, it's available for re-use by other video creators at no charge under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.

For more information, please see the page I created at http://videos.viewmyart.com/clips/video-saucer-launch-clip.htm. *
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Sneak Peek - Saucer Launch


Recently, I've been working on a POV-Ray animation of flying saucer taking off from a launch bay. At right is what the launch bay looks like so far.

I might add or edit a few details, make some lighting changes, but I think it is pretty close the way I want it.

It will be short, but I am planning to release it under a Creative Commons license, so others will be able to incorporate it into their videos. *
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Thursday, June 4, 2009

Colony Seeding

Here's a short animation showing an alien ship depositing its
"seeds" on a planet. Stuart Whitmore created the video footage,
and I added the sound track:



We're allowing anyone who wishes to create derivative videos from
the clip to do so under the terms of the Creative Commons 3.0
Attribution license.

Details (and several formats for free download) are available at:

http://videos.viewmyart.com/clips/video-colony-seeding.htm

Some additional information on this and other open source videos
is available at Stuart's "Open Licensed Videos" page at:

http://www.videoliberty.org/Videos.php
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Video Liberty Project

The video featured in yesterday's post falls into the general category of "open-licensed video". If you are interested in this type of video for use in your own productions or if it's something you'd like to create and allow other people to use, I encourage you to take a look at Stuart Whitmore's Video Liberty Project

In addition to a brief explanation of the concept, the site offers some relevant articles, as well as some descriptions of and links to a number of Liberated Videos (typically available under the terms of one of the Creative Commons Licenses). *
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Monday, January 5, 2009

Train Crash Clip (cc license)

I took some silent footage of a staged train crash from the 1913 movie "California State Fair Highlights" (Progressive Film Producing Company of America) and added some sound effects and dramatic music. I'm offering free use of the resulting clip under a Creative Commons license (details available on the related page to which I've provided a link below the video):



related web page: http://videos.viewmyart.com/clips/video-train-crash.htm *
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