Digital Media Exploration

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Project Description

Audio (Creative Commons)🎧

Image Exporation

Animation (Original Work)

Video

Lessons Learned

Project Description

This project explores the ethical lifecycle of digital media by finding, creating, and sharing assets under specific legal frameworks. It demonstrates the practical application of Creative Commons and standard copyright to ensure all creators receive proper credit.

Dark Forest ThemeDark brooding accoustic guitar and strings will set a spooky mood for your game! Great for an RPG or dungeon level.This is for my game Pixelsphere http://pixelsphere.org I'm sharing some of my assets (art, sound effects and music) with the community to thank you for all the great content you have contributed.

Audio (Creative Commons)🎧

Media Type: Audio (.mp3)
Title: Forest Theme (GameMusic_ForestTheme_24.mp3)
Licensing: CC0 (Creative Commons Zero). This work is dedicated to the public domain.

Image Exporation

Media Type: Image (AI-Generated Graphic)

Title: Halloween landscape with pumpkin and dark style

Creator/Source: Freepik (AI Generator)

Licensing: Freepik Free License. This resource is an AI-generated image provided by Freepik for use with attribution.

Animation (Original Work)

Media Type: Animation (.gif)
Created By: Sarah Salling
Tool Used: Brush Ninja
License Info: CC0 1.0 Universal (Public Domain Dedication). I hereby waive all copyright and related rights to this work under the law.

As you can see, I went with a spooky fall theme! 🎃

Here I have some helpful defense instructions 😉

Video

Media Type: Video (YouTube Embed)
Title: Defense Against a Guy in a Chair
Creator: mèmelade
Source: YouTube Link
Licensing: Standard YouTube License. Full credit to the original creator.

Lessons Learned

Licensing Diversity: I learned that digital media requires different legal permissions, ranging from CC0 1.0 (public domain) to the Standard YouTube License where the creator retains all rights.

Ethical Ownership: By choosing a CC0 license for my animation, I realized I can voluntarily waive my copyright to allow others to freely remix or distribute my work.

Verification Matters: Finding the specific Freepik source for an image taught me that "free" media still requires accurate attribution to maintain professional and academic integrity.

Attribution Skills: I practiced providing full credit for assets I didn't create, ensuring that every image, audio file, and video is shared ethically on my ePortfolio.

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