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23/11/2016 23:44:25

Roborough
Roborough
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edited by Roborough on 24/11/2016

sound track not my work
edited by Roborough on 24/11/2016
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24/11/2016 00:03:43

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
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Posts: 1738 		roborough.. that was downright profound! Are you in radio or TV by any chance? The various voice actors all sounded just like media folk, and that's not the norm for first videos! Plus, you nailed the paradigm like only a jaded insider would see it!

I foresee a lot of fun for you, my friend! Admit it... you're smiling already!
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24/11/2016 02:20:11

Rocque
Rocque
Posts: 359 		I am an adult, but I think that there needs to be some type of language warning. I still find some words offensive even though they are becoming part of everyday vocabulary to several people. I am not allowed to say it in my work place and do not want to get into the habit of thinking that it is common language. I know it is all part of the news that is pretty sad these days, and that is why I do not watch it at all.

Okay I am in the minority here, I know that, but when there is a disclaimer I usually skip the videos. I guess after the barrage of the past months of political news everyone is used to the lower level vocabulary being used by people who we are supposed to hold as role models.

The part I did see of the video was done very well, and it seems you know what you are doing with the studio and adding great sounding speech.

I will escape back into my world is a wonderful place habitat now.
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24/11/2016 02:51:50

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		you make a good point, Rocque... as an animation site, there are no doubt kids present. Videos with language that is generally considered offensive should probably have a warning attached. That gives both creator and audience maximum freedom
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24/11/2016 03:12:59

primaveranz
primaveranz
Posts: 520 		Look familiar?
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24/11/2016 05:33:38

tonyob67
tonyob67
Posts: 211 		hmm
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24/11/2016 06:04:35

ukBertyMuvizu mogulExperimental user
ukBerty
Posts: 975 		Roborough - a good first go at Muvizu - fun isn't it ?

I had also heard this before elsewhere and you really should credit the source material. Lots of us have animated to others audio but you should make that clear (especially in the current climate here!).

Also like Rocque, I'm no prude and personally enjoyed the bad language on the audio, but there needs to be a warning.

But don't be disheartened though and crack on with the next production.
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24/11/2016 10:37:50

Roborough
Roborough
Posts: 11 		primaveranz wrote:
Look familiar?


thanks, not seen that version, it looks like the original, there are many
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24/11/2016 10:40:53

Roborough
Roborough
Posts: 11 		Thanks for the encoragement, sorry about the cuss words

ukBerty wrote:
Roborough - a good first go at Muvizu - fun isn't it ?

I had also heard this before elsewhere and you really should credit the source material. Lots of us have animated to others audio but you should make that clear (especially in the current climate here!).

Also like Rocque, I'm no prude and personally enjoyed the bad language on the audio, but there needs to be a warning.

But don't be disheartened though and crack on with the next production.
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24/11/2016 13:49:42

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
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Posts: 1738 		there are times when you can get by just acknowledging the source when you rip something (like audio) from somebody else's work. That's when it was released with a creative commons license (and you can link to the license AND credit the author...) or if it's from an archive that has been released to the public domain. Public domain means you can use it legally, but you still can't claim it to be your own work.

Generally speaking, it's a bad idea to use any media that isn't 100% original unless you can provide a license that proves you have the right to use it. "Any media" = music, dialog, images, models, video.

There is a tendency to believe that nobody would ever prosecute a small fish over copyright infringement. In the past that was probably true.... but now, every time you upload something to YouTube (or other site) you have to click a box full of legal talk that nobody ever reads. If you read it, you'll see that you are claiming to understand the severity of copyright infringement, claiming the rights to use whatever you're uploading, and agreeing to any penalties if you are in violation of copyright.

I personally believe that if there's money to be made (and there is) someday all those records will be subpoenaed for a class action lawsuit. If they can get a couple grand each from millions of people at once, it easily justifies the cost of the lawsuit. Yet people continue posting legal liabilities that never go away, and just sit out there forever waiting until the day somebody starts gathering the evidence.

disclaimer: yeah, I'm a conspiracy theorist.
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24/11/2016 15:40:57

PatMarrNCMuvizu mogul
PatMarrNC
Posts: 1738 		FWIW, I think this thread provides a good example of how forums should self-moderate.

1) Somebody steps outside the rules
2) somebody else points it out gently
3) conversation about how to stay inside the boundaries ensues.
4) the whole forum end up being better equipped to understand and use the rules effectively.
5) there is no need to take sides and split the forum with conflicting factions
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25/11/2016 02:52:48

Rocque
Rocque
Posts: 359 		Roborough wrote:

sound track not my work
edited by Roborough on 24/11/2016


Thank you for the disclaimer. I appreciate it. I do look forward to more videos from you, and think it is great that you found a place to start your video. You did an excellent job putting it together. I got to the part where the woman was running around in the background and she looked a bit shaken.

Could you remake, or make a similar one with a different sound track, because I think a younger audience would find it all funny just because of all the chaos. Perhaps add your own dialog? There are several of us here who would volunteer to record some of the characters voices.

If not I understand. I remade one of my early videos about 6 times to try to get it right after the first reviews it got. It still is not right, but I got tired of working on it.

You have to be brave when you have your first video out there for the seasoned veterans of this site to look at. They are all very helpful and brutally honest! It is never done in a way to discourage anyone from participating though. People on this site go out of their way to help others. That is why I am still here.
edited by Rocque on 25/11/2016
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