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Country: United States

Language: English

License: CC Attribution

Genre: Instructional

Producer: Creative Commons

Director: Creative Commons

Views: 42,050 (29,107 embedded)

Posted by: dominick on Jun 4, 2007

Our brand new video pays tribute to the people around the world using CC licenses to build a better, more vibrant creative culture. - Animation + Design: Ryan Junell (junell.net) - Music + Sound Design: Lesser (LSR1.com) - Narrator: Sara Kraft (kraftpurver.com) - Script: Eric Steuer (creativecommons.org) [English Transcription: Dominick Chen (creativecommons.jp)]

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♫ Inspirational music - throughout the video♫
When you share your creativity,
you are enabling people anywhere, to use it, learn from it and be inspired by it
Take the teacher,
who shapes young minds with work and wisdom from around the globe,
and the artist who builds beauty out of bits and pieces she finds online.
and the writer, whose stories use ideas and images crafted by people he's never even met.
These people know when you share your creative wealth, you can accomplish great things.
They and millions of other people all around the planet,
are working together to build a richer, better, a more vibrant culture,
using Creative Commons.
To understand Creative Commons, you need to know a little bit about how Copyright works.
Did you know that when you create something – anything, from a photograph, a song, to a drawing, to a film, to a story,
Copyright protects your creativity against uses you dont consent to. (*except fair use)
But sometimes full Copyright is too restrictive.
What about when you want all those millions of millions of people out there to use your work?
without the hasstle of coming to you for permission?
what if you want your work to be freely shared, reused and built upon by the rest of the world?
Luckily there is an answer: Creative Commons.
We provide free copyright licenses, you can use to tell people exactly which parts of your copyright
you are happy to give to the public.
It's easy, it only takes a minute, and its totally free.
Just come to our website and answer a few quick questions like:
'Would you allow commercial uses of your work?'
and 'Would you allow your work to be modified?'
Based on your answers, we'll give you a license that clearly communicates
what people can and can't do with your creativity.
You don't give up your Copyright, you refine it so it works better for you.
Welcome to a new world where collaboration rules.
It didn't even exist just a few years ago.
But now there are millions of millions of songs, pictures, videos, and written works
available to share, reuse and remix – all for free.
You wanna work together?
then join the Commons – Creative Commons.
The End
Animation and Design by Ryan Junell junell.net
Music and Sound Design Lesser LSR1.com
Narrator Sara Kraft kraftpurver.com
Script Eric Steuer creativecommons.org
Very Special Thanks The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation macfound.org
Very Special Thanks The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation hewlett.org
Very Special Thanks Red Hat redhat.com
Very Special Thanks Omidyar Network omidyar.net
Very Special Thanks Stanford Law School law.stanford.edu
Very Special Thanks Center for the Study of the Public Domain law.duke.edu/cfpd
And all Creative Commons supporters, large and small