[RIP: REMIX MANIFESTO] is an open source documentary, informing us, the viewer; about the moral rights and legal issues behind copy-right.

Through the eyes and viewpoint of web activist Brett Gaylor and remix musician Greg Gillis, AKA "Girl Talk" they take you through an analysis into how culture builds upon itself in the information age.
















The manifesto portrays 4 main essential theorys
- Culture always builds on the past.
- The past tries to control the future.
- Our future is becoming less free.
- To create free societies you must limit the influence
of the past.

This is a TED talk abour remix from Lawrence Lessig, if you fins this interesting i advise reading 'remix, making art and commerce thrive in the hybrid economy' Peguin Press 2008

Available for free under creative commons License

Adidas commercial 2013 for the 2014 world cup in Brazil

This ad is for a collection of football boots, it embraces remix culture in its style. The colour alterations, animations, clip editing [forward/reverse] and music.

This website has been created for education purpose only it is not in anyway intended to make a profit. Module of Authorship & Interaction for the BA (Hons) Graphics & Comunication Design

Jasper Shiner (c) 2013

Documentation and Exploration MGRA 501.1

Lawrence Lessigs blog "the initial concept of "free use" within the copyright law" gave us the ability to interact alongside his ideas and philosophies with our own personal ideas and thoughts on the matter.
Hence the audience created an open source splatform full of ideas and thoughts where the ability to "share", "remix" and "mash up" are endless.

Copyrights exist in order to protect authors of documentation or software from unauthorized copying or selling of their work. A copyright infers that only with the author's permission may such activities take place.

A Copyleft, on the other hand, provides a method for software or documentation to be modified, and distributed back to the community, provided it remains Libre.

What is fair use?
The code of "fair use"

: The material you use in your project needs to be "transformative".

: The amount of material you use must be
"proportional" to the purpose of your project.

: Always try and give "credit" to your sources.

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Banksy is a remix artist.
He creates satirical graffiti art that is mixed with dark humor, sometimes politically stimulating. In this case he has taken two characters 'Vince & Jules' from Quentin Tarantino's cult film - Pulp Fiction a satirical adventure depicting over-the-top violence and language. Pulp Fiction fans will appreciate the irony of the scene as Travolta and Jackson threaten menacingly with their bananas instead of guns.