Inanimate Alice
Episode 7: Turkey
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Working in Animoto was both easy and challenging. The templates make it easy to create something. The lack of total control makes it hard to shoehorn an idea into place.
Photos were collected via Flickr's Creative Commons collection. I downloaded a batch to test within Animoto and found I liked them. It was near impossible to perform a reverse lookup after the fact to give proper credit, I am still trying to properly cite two properly -- mea culpa! Lesson learned is to copy the URL of anything downloaded when it is downloaded; it may be neigh impossible to find it again later.
Photos were collected via Flickr's Creative Commons collection. I downloaded a batch to test within Animoto and found I liked them. It was near impossible to perform a reverse lookup after the fact to give proper credit, I am still trying to properly cite two properly -- mea culpa! Lesson learned is to copy the URL of anything downloaded when it is downloaded; it may be neigh impossible to find it again later.
Photos Credits
Music Credit
- Milionerce Dada Sali by Zlatni Makedoncinja is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License.
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- Inanimate Alice logo is Copyright © 2005-2015 The Bradfield Company.
Brilliant job Mark. You've kept with the theme and soundscape of the original Alice. I also like your 37 hours to view...wow, that is a magnum opus!
ReplyDeleteI liked your 37 hours to view as well- I still clicked on it, just like in the real Inanimate Alice when I clicked through even though I didn't like it and it got longer and longer. I agree it was challenging to use this tool, without the flexibility of being able to choose the length of different shots or generally more customization, I felt the product was something, but not necessarily something I wanted.
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