Liv Loves Movies Podcast Website
Credits and Accuracy
I researched thoroughly about each movie that I talked about so that the information would be accurate, such as when the movie came out or who directed it. For any images or graphics, I used Canva in order to create them easy. I also have Canva Pro, so I had access to a lot of materials to make my graphics unique. I not only included my own voice in the audio, but I also found audio clips on Youtube, mostly from Movieclips, in order to get my message across better. I found them on the channels listed and linked below. Lastly, I used Pixabay to find background music that would pull the audio together, which is Peace In Every Note-chill background music by u_ew2iqff1co.
- Movieclips (Knives Out)
- The Dollar Theater
- Epic Scene
- Filmtalks
- Movieclips (Emma)
- Mistress of Pemberley
- Binge Society
- Cinema Cut
- Movieclips (Nope)
- renato felix
- Detective Fingerling
- Braydon Cline Studios
- Science Fiction Station
Accessibility
When making the podcast, I wanted to make sure that everyone had access to it. I put my podcast on Spotify, which is a widely-used music streaming service. On my website, I included the whole transcript so that people are able to read exactly what I am saying in the podcast. I also hyperlinked the episodes on the website so people could easily access them.
AI and Copyright
For AI, I used ChatGPT in order to help make a script for each episode. It was very helpful in providing ideas for clips I could use or what I should say for an intro or outro. I also used an AI software in order to create the transcript for the episodes. I chose the copyright license of CC BY-NC 4.0 because I want people to be inspired from it and maybe share their own ideas or theories of the movie I am talking about. Although, I do not want people to commercialize it as it is my own work.
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