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Project Description
Project Description
This project was about exploring different types of digital media and learning how to use them responsibly and legally. I selected and shared an image, animation, audio, and video that reflect both my interests and cultural background, while also giving proper credit and understanding the importance of licensing.
Image/Graphic (jpg)
Image/Graphic (jpg)
My cats on their cat tree
How I found it: I took this photo myself using my phone. It shows my two cats relaxing on their cat tree.
Source/Credit: Photo by Guillermo Areas (me)
License: © 2025 Guillermo Areas. All rights reserved. Not for commercial use without permission.
Animation (gif)
Animation (gif)
Luffy Running GIF
How I found it: I found this animated GIF on GIPHY.com. It shows Luffy, the main character from One Piece, running with determination. The animation was created by Funimation, the official distributor of One Piece in the U.S. I downloaded the GIF and also used the direct link provided by GIPHY.
Source/Credit: GIPHY – Luffy Running GIF
Creator: Funimation
License: GIPHY allows sharing and embedding of GIFs for non-commercial and educational use
Audio (embedded video)
Audio (embedded video)
“The Elephant Never Forgets” by Jean-Jacques Perrey
How I found it: I found this song on YouTube while looking for the original theme song from El Chavo del Ocho. It caught my attention because it’s a fun and nostalgic electronic track that I’ve heard since I was a kid. The melody is based on Beethoven’s “Turkish March” but reimagined by Jean-Jacques Perrey using 1970s analog synthesizers.
Source/Credit: Jean-Jacques Perrey – The Elephant Never Forgets, embedded via YouTube
License: This track is copyrighted. It is embedded on this page for educational and non-commercial use under fair use guidelines.
Video (embedded)
Video (embedded)
“Bad Bunny: Tiny Desk Concert” – NPR Music
How I found it: I first watched this video when it came out, and it immediately became one of my favorite performances. Since Bad Bunny is one of my favorite artists, I chose this as my video example not only for the music, but because of the strong cultural representation it provides for the Latino community. The live performance highlights his artistry in a raw, personal setting and shows how digital platforms can elevate underrepresented voices.
Source/Credit: NPR Music – Tiny Desk Concert featuring Bad Bunny
License: YouTube Standard License. Embedded here for educational, non-commercial use.
Lessons learned
Lessons learned
While working on this project, I learned how to find and use different types of digital media responsibly. I now understand the difference between public domain, Creative Commons, and copyrighted content, and how to give proper credit. I also got to include content that reflects my culture and interests, which made the project more meaningful to me.
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