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Public Domain Movies by Justin Grayman
You may not plan on becoming a famous movie director, but you still have a use for public domain movies, broadcasts, commercials, and sound bites. These can be used on websites, or to create CD's or DVD's that you can sell.
By far, Buyout Footage at http://www.buyoutfootage.com/pages/pd.html is one of the hottest places to obtain movies. There is also great film that you can use at http://www.archive.org/details/prelinger and also at The Library of Congress at http://www.loc.gov/rr/mopic/.
At the Live Music Archive at Archive.org, which is located at http://www.archive.org/details/etree you can find movies of live music shows. You can also find free footage at the UCLA Film and Television Archive which is located at http://cinema.library.ucla.edu/.
While these are excellent sources for finding public domain movies, it is important to realize that you must purchase the work from most of these sources, with the exception of the public domain works found at Archive.org. That's why I recommend public domain movie seekers go to http://www.publicdomainwealth.net, purchase public domain explorer software (avoiding those unneeded fees), and have fun finding public domain movies, books, and software hassle-free for your personal use or for your profit.
Yes, there are various ways that you can use old movies, broadcasts, and commercials for financial gain. You may want to use the entire work, or just use parts of it for your product. You could even make a collection of old commercials for an informative marketing course!
Again, you need to be aware of the format that the movie you want is delivered in, and make sure that you have the appropriate software or equipment to manipulate the movie to turn it into the product that you want it to be, if editing it is what you have in mind, or to transfer it to the medium that you want it to be on if you just want to change the delivery format. For instance, you may want to change something that is on video tape to DVD.
This information on public domain movies has been published for the benefit of all 'classics' seekers.
Justin K. GraymanPublic Domain Wealth
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Justin K. Grayman
Public Domain Wealth
www.publicdomainwealth.net
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