OK in this lesson I want to talk a little bit about where do you get movies and still images and everything
else for your project.
So I always recommend whenever possible as much as possible.
Always use your own original video that you shot or your own images that you took or your own drawings
or anything else.
So that said I recommend that for finding royalty free and public domain videos.
There are a couple of places that you can go if you actually go to video dot com and they actually have
a Creative Commons section public domain dedication on Vimeo.
OK.
So it's Vimeo dot com Creative Commons and here and there are public domain dedication.
It's basically an entire list of videos where you can use them.
You don't have to credit anybody you don't have to pay anybody and you can basically use anything that's
in here and these are downloadable video clips that you can grab right from video.
You may have to really sift through these and the quality of course is going to vary.
But yeah this is a place where you can get public domain videos.
Are there places that are good are also pixels.
Come on.
So here's free free.
This is actually free stock photos from pixel's dot com.
OK.
So on this Web site you have a Creative Commons zero license.
This means the pictures are completely free to be used for any legal purpose.
OK.
Again just like with Vimeo public domain there's no attribution required.
And so this is also a good resource for still images.
And if you scroll down they actually have pixel's videos.
So it's videos up pixels dot com and these are again completely free stock videos.
Here's another resource for you.
If you don't have your own videos or you want to get footage that you weren't able to take and this
is kind of nice because you can search by things that you might be looking for.
So if you look in this lesson under resources I will list some more places that you can find royalty
free and public domain video and imagery.
There's many many many places to get them from.
And yeah have fun tried to have a good idea of what it is you're even looking for so that you can save
time and that's basically it.
Just one word of caution when you do use these sites if you see that someone has uploaded something
let's say.
I don't know they took a video of Batman The Animated Series or something on TV and then they put it
on a public domain site.
Well OK they may have put that up there.
But clearly Batman cartoon is not public domain so do be careful if someone has put up a video claiming
that they are the author but it's actually a video of something copy written.
Then you are in murky waters so try to avoid anything like that.
OK I hope you found this helpful and see you in the next lesson.