Royalty-Free Music & Sound Effects
If you are using royalty-free music or sound effects in your film for
The Outlook for Someday you need to provide information about the music including its title, where it has been sourced and (if applicable) the Creative Commons licence that applies to it or the Public Domain Mark..
You also need to comply with any requirements regarding credits for any music or sound effects that you have used in your film.
You can read about Creative Commons
internationally and in
New Zealand.
There are
six Creative Commons licences. You can click on ‘View License Deed' for each of the six licences and print a copy of the Deed.
Of the six licences, you can use four of them for material included in a film for
The Outlook for Someday. They are:
- Attribution
- Attribution-ShareAlike
- Attribution-NonCommercial
- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
You can also use material that is in the
public domain for inclusion in a film for
The Outlook for Someday. You can read about the
public domain and you can view and print the
Public Domain Mark.
This is what you need to do if you use the material in your film for
The Outlook for Someday which is either in the public domain or available for use under a Creative Commons licence:
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- In the credits of your film include the title of the material (eg the name of the music track or sound effect which you are using) and the web address of the page where you downloaded the material.
- With your Entry Form include a printed copy of the relevant Creative Commons Deed or the Public Domain Mark.On that printed page write the title of the material and the web address of the page where you downloaded the material.
Creative Commons & Public Domain
You can find plenty of archive footage and stills online which are available under Creative Commons licenses for you to use in your film for
The Outlook for Someday.
You can read about Creative Commons
internationally and in
New Zealand.
There are
six Creative Commons licences. You can click on ‘View License Deed' for each of the six licenses and print a copy of the Deed.
Of the six licences, you can use four of them for material included in a film for
The Outlook for Someday. They are:
- Attribution
- Attribution-ShareAlike
- Attribution-NonCommercial
- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
You can also use material that is in the
public domain for inclusion in a film for
The Outlook for Someday. You can read about the
public domain and you can view and print the
Public Domain Mark.
This is what you need to do if you use material in your film for
The Outlook for Someday which is either in the public domain or available for use under a Creative Commons license:
- In the credits of your film include the title of the material (eg the name of the archive footage clip or still which you are using) and the web address of the page where you downloaded the material.
- With your Entry Form include a printed copy of the relevant Creative Commons Deed or the Public Domain Mark. On that printed page write the title of the material and the web address of the page where you downloaded the material.
Free and Low-Cost Footage & Stills Online
If you want to use footage from any of the following places in your film for
The Outlook for Someday make sure you download it at the best quality possible.