All five films in this archive use the Creative Commons Attribution license (CC BY). It is one of the most permissive licenses there is. Here is what it means in practice.
You may
- Watch the films and share them with anyone, in any format.
- Download them, put them on a USB stick, show them in a classroom.
- Remix them, cut clips from them, use them in your own projects — even commercial ones.
You must
- Give credit. Name the creator and the project. Each film page on this site has a ready-to-copy credit line.
- Link to the license, so people can read the terms.
- Say if you changed something, for example if you cut a scene or re-encoded the video.
You must not
- Suggest that the creators endorse you or your project.
- Add technical locks (DRM) or extra legal terms that stop others from doing what the license allows.
Logos and trademarks are not covered by the license, and neither are rights outside copyright (for example, personal likeness). If you are unsure about a specific use, read the full license text linked from its film page: depending on when they were made, the films use version 2.5, 3.0 or 4.0. This page is a friendly summary, not legal advice.