Big news: I have dedicated Words and Thoughts in RGB to the Public Domain.
As with Life is Change, I waived all my rights to RGB through the CC0 Universal Dedication — it’s Free as in ‘Freedom’. This means the video is truly yours to use as you please. Downloads are available at Archive.org. Enjoy!
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Recently I made the decision to dedicate a few of my older videos to the Public Domain. This meant getting formal permissions from the people who contributed to the making of those videos and a small amount of reediting to replace those bits that weren’t PD-kosher (i.e. stuff I used that had Creative Commons licenses).
Life is Change is the first of my videos to go full-blown Public Domain (through the CC0 Universal Dedication). Even though many web services encourage their use (and some don’t even allow you to check a Public Domain option) I am not at all interested in the common Creative Commons licenses, as I feel these encourage a ‘free-ish culture’ with strings attached. I believe your stuff should be either free or not free. Public Domain or Your Domain.
So enjoy Life is Change: Remix, redistribute, do whatever you want. I have made some downloads available at Archive.org. They’re yours.
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Logorama, by François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy and Ludovic Houplain, won the Oscar for best animated short in 2010.
A History of the Title Sequence, by Jurjen Versteeg. Made as a meta title sequence. Fubiz
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Rodney Ascher’s The S From Hell. A docu-horror short film about… a corporate design Manifestation of Evil?
