Resources for your project
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KeepVid takes the URL of a video and (in most cases) converts
it to a file format that can then be imported into iMovie.
Do not assume, however, that this will work for all movies.
The Prelinger Collection has thousands of movies
that are either unrestricted in their licensing use or
appropriation friendly; much of its work is in the public domain.
Creative Commons is another great resource, especially for images.
If you're unfamiliar with Creative Commons check out this short video:
It's wise to inform yourself about Fair Use, Copyright (and Copyleft)
before using anyone else's material. This short video is a very helpful introduction:
before using anyone else's material. This short video is a very helpful introduction:
