public domain – Dickinson College Media Center

Outline

Dickinson Examples:

Ken Burns Style/Storytelling-Asian Art – Sherri Lullo-Imovie
Ken Burns Style/Mashup – Wal-Mart – Michael Fratantuono
Text/Live Motion Video – Close Reading – Writing Center
Live Motion Video/WhiteBoard – Outline-Draft-Revision – Writing Center
Ken Burns Style/Storytelling/Oral History – Carlisle to Andersonville – House Divided Project
Green Screen/Silent – Samurai Movie – Prof Alex Bates
Live Motion Video/Stop Motion – Sonnet – Prof Mark Aldrich
Live Motion /Explanation – E G G C E P T I O N – Prof Christine O’Neill

Different Style Options

Assignment Preparation

Student Treatment Plan Form-(copyright Dartmouth College)
Example Video Grading Rubric

Imovie

IMovie Tutorial

Video Editing
- How to record video-ISight Camera
- How to import video from camera or computer
- Editing
  - Selecting portions of video
  - Fine editing
  - Adding Distortions/Enhancements to video
    - Speed up/Slow Down
    - Color/Style
- Understanding Clip Pane
  - Color coded clips (Used in Project, Favorites, Deleted)
- Transitions
- Titles
Audio
- Pulling in tracks
- Recording Narration
- Layering Audio
Adding Images
- Ken Burns Effect
- Adding Distortion/Enhancement to images
  - Color
- Saving
Exporting
Burning to DVD

Resources

Music-Sound Effects CCMixter-variety of music styles
Moby Gratis – Free music from your favorite Electronica artist (yeah, that guy)
Museopen-free classical works
Free Sound Project-Authentic Sound Effects

Images
Flickr Commons – Museum Collections
Creative Commons

Video
Archive.org
Free Public Domain Movies
Open FLV.com
Wikimedia Commons
National Archives
Stage 6
Public Domain Torrents
EMOL
Public Domain Movie Database

Fair Use Checklist-Help deciding if you can use a copyrighted work in your project

Public Domain Content

Multiple Media Types

Wikimedia Commons:
“A database of 4,909,797 freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute.”
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Creative Commons Search

Text

Project Gutenberg:
A database containing the text of over 30,000 (primarily public domain) books.
http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page

Images

U.S. Government Photos and Images:
Most, but not all of these, will be public domain. So check the license terms for the particular site you are in.

The Library of Congress has a Flickr site and “[a]lthough the Library of Congress does not grant or deny permission to use photos, the Library knows of no copyright restrictions on the publication, distribution, or re-use of these photos. “:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/

Flickr – Creative Commons Search
Flickr Commons- Museums and Archives

Audio

1. CCmixter – Music

2. Freesound – Sound Effects

3. PDSound – Sound Effects

4. Sound Bible – Sound Effects

5. Public Domain Information Project – Music & Sheet music

6. Musopen

7. ibeat – free beats, loops & breaks

8. Free Music Archive – Music

9. Jamendo

Video