Digital Media Exploration

Project Description

In this project, we'll go over different types of digital Media in both creating and inspecting.

Image-JPG

I found this image on Pinterest, then downlaoed the image, but the uploader didn't credit the original. After looking around and reverse searching, I found that the photographer who took the image is named kingsvillevisualsgallery on Instagram. His photography takes place in Nigeria, and he named this piece "Find Peace."

This is an animated GIF I got from Pinterest from the anime Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders.

The animation is made up of 6 seconds worth of frames that create a sequence. For this source, I used the TASL.

Title: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders

Author: Hirohiko Araki

Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/35817759533666903/

License: Unknown- FairUse

Animation-GIF

Audio-MP3

This file is something I created by recording audio from the video memo app on my iPhone. To upload it to my computer, I used the app on my phone and pressed Upload to OneDrive. Through OneDrive, I opened it, then it sent me to my SharePoint, where I copied the embed code and pasted it here for YOU to listen to.

This is copyrighted. Only noncommercial use of your work is permitted, no adaptations of my work are permitted, and I have to be credited.

3 Wii game facts.mp3 (Link for file just in case)

This is an embedded YouTube video of The Backrooms (Found Footage). I found this on YouTube a while back, and it's my favorite online horror series based on the concept of no clipping out of our reality and ending up in the backrooms. The backrooms in this interpretation are a plan of existence that generates infinite rooms made to replicate what our reality is like, but without proper functions.

The video doesn't say it infringes on copyright, so this would be under fair use. He also did not credit the original concept of the backrooms, but this interpretation is.

Video-Youtube

Lesson Learned

I learned about the copyright works in this project. I didn't know there were different forms of copyright for media. I just thought if something is copyrighted, that means you can't use whatever form of media it is. I didn't know a part of copyright was fair use, which means you can react to it, post about it, etc. The Creative Commons website helped me understand the differences.

Enter the CD to go back to the main page for Unit 3!

Page updated

Google Sites

Report abuse