Audio & Video Samples Database
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This audio and video samples database open source (disambiguation) InfoGalactic project, is a list on steroids, an open source list of lists of sorts with images, metadata, and links. Audio and video files will not be stored on Infogalactic.
This robust wiki resource of source information about copyrighted pop-culture mainstream media is for audio and video editing into new audio, video, or other media projects including music (remixes, mashups, etc), radio shows, documentaries, art, etc., allowed under fair use policies. External links referencing other databases (ie. IMDb, OpenSubtitles, Discogs, WhoSampled, TuneFind, etc) as well as instructions and links to download audio and video files will be included. YouTube, and sites like it, will have much to offer, but the audio and video quality may not be ideal, so for as long as it is not illegal, we'll link to torrent hosting sites. You may magnet or download torrents from external sites to then download the unavailable higher-quality audio or video files (at your own risk). It may seem ridiculous to purchase a whole movie or album to just get a sample or sound bite, but morality debate aside, there are legitimate and illegitimate perils in the world of the rising militarized police surveillance state.
Regardless why you may seek these samples, these open source lists are for anyone who may appreciate them. Metadata, like citations, are useful and very much preferred but not strictly required.
Contents
- 1 Sampling variations with basic definitions
- 2 List of Audio & Video Samples Database user projects
- 3 Spectacular examples of sampling
- 4 Starting Samples Database lists
- 5 Media lists with genres and basic themes without scene or shot references
- 6 Media lists with scene themes
- 7 Media lists with specific shot or scene themes
- 8 Media lists with specific topical themes
- 9 See also
- 10 References
- 11 External links
Sampling variations with basic definitions
In music, sampling is the act of taking a portion, or sample, of one sound recording and reusing it as an instrument or a sound recording in a different song or piece. On the Wikipedia article for Sampling_(music) there is an audio clip example, and although the samples are indeed copyrighted material, the work of mixed-media sampling falls under the legal category of fair use.
Similarly, a sound bite is a short clip of speech or music extracted from a longer piece of audio, often used to promote or exemplify the full length piece. In the context of journalism, a sound bite is characterized by a short phrase or sentence that captures the essence of what the speaker was trying to say, and is used to summarize information and entice the reader or viewer.
Video clips are short media clips of video, usually part of a longer recording. The term is also more loosely used to mean any short video less than the length of a traditional television program.
A media clip is a short segment of electronic media, either an audio clip or a video clip. Media clips may be promotional in nature, as with movie clips. For example, to promote upcoming movies, many actors are accompanied by movie clips on their circuits. Additionally, media clips may be raw materials of other productions, such as audio clips used for sound effects.
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List of Audio & Video Samples Database user projects
If you use this "Samples Database" project, please list and link to media projects that utilized this database in the List of ''Audio & Video Samples Database'' user projects.
Editors can share torrents of their final audio and video projects, their raw samples, edits, cuts, and editing project files (possibly useful to others), and even the original full source content - preferably with metadata documented and testimony about your process. Links to the torrents and documentation may be added to the list, and/or eventually be forked into project and/or source torrent lists.
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Webmasters are free to pillage this project freely for your own purposes, but please add it to this list. If your project exceeds this project in any variety of ways, there may be either, a way to mirror information between sites for decentralization and archival sakes while promoting your superior site, or there is little point continuing this project at all if an established superior service exists.
Spectacular examples of sampling
Contextual impact
Many of Tim Kelly (radio host)'s audio shows open with 1m16s of several recognizable Hollywood movie audio clips about establishment full spectrum dominance. (Conspiracies are accepted in Hollywood stories, but only within authorized misinformation propaganda purposes.) Listen to the first minute and sixteen seconds of "Douglas Valentine on The Hotel Tacloban and the Trauma of War"[11] on YouTube. (I also give this show a rare A+++.)
- "If you want a vision of the future, Winston, imagine a boot stamping on a face forever." ~ Richard Burton in Nineteen Eighty-Four (film) (1984).
- "You want answers?" "I think I'm entitled." "You want answers." "I want the truth!" "You can't handle the truth!" ~ Jack Nicholson and Tom Cruise in A Few Good Men (1992).
- "Someone is trying to teach me a lesson in futility. Why am I the only one who wasn't killed?" "They will run you dizzy. They will pile falsehood on top of falsehood until you can't tell a lie from the truth and you won't even want to. That's how the powerful keep their power, don't you read the papers?" ~ Jeff Bridges and Richard Boone in Winter Kills (film) (1979).
- "I just want to say one word to you." "Yes sir?" "One word." "Yes sir." "Are you listening?" "Yes I am." "Plastics." ~ Walter Brooke and Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate (1967).
- "I'm gonna get your money for you. But if you don't get the President of the United States on the phone you know what's gonna happen to you?" "What?!" "You're gonna have to answer to the Coca-Cola company." ~ Keenan Wynn and Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove (1964).
- "The world is a college of corporations, inexorably determined by the immutable bylaws of business. The world is a business Mr. Beale. It has been since man crawled out of the slime." ~ Ned Beatty in Network (film) (1976). (Watch the entire speech.)
Musical impact
The "experimental" fan-made YouTube music video, "Wax Tailor - Que Sera (HQ)", is twice as interesting regarding sampling. First, the laid-back trip hop audio track, "Que Sera" by Wax Tailor (from the 2005 "Tales of the Forgotten Melodies" album), utilized Hollywood movie sound bite samples to create a narrative of existential angst with dire political overtones in a paranoid culture of fear with an uncertain future . Secondly, "manofonetitle", the YouTube channel/user, "found the clips from which the samples were from and used them to make a video for the song".[12] The clips are from:
- Ben Hur (1959), directed by William Wyler.
- Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), directed by Steven Spielberg.
- Shadow of a Doubt (1943), directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
- The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
- To Be or Not to Be (1942), directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
Political impact
The YouTube video, "Hillary Clinton lying for 13 minutes straight.", proves with a variety of media and news clips of Hillary Clinton stating one thing, then contradicting herself in following clips.[13]
Visual impact
One of YouTube's most effective uses of cutting and editing to music using video samples, "The Apple Tree Feat. The Glitch Mob",[14] is a collaborative effort of a group of editors who took the most extreme and rhythmic clips from dynamic Hollywood movies (full list, without timecodes) and edited them together set to an electronic breakbeat music mix of The Glitch Mob's best tracks. The results are a spectacular psychedelic randomly disjointed bombardment of the senses, without narrative.
The fan-made YouTube music video, "Come Down To Us - Rival Dealer", is not cut to the music yet conveys a ethereally dramatic mood, not just by the ambient/chill audio track by Burial (musician), but also for featuring dozens of classic Hollywood movie clips of the most stunning beautiful actresses to ever grace the silver screen.[15]
Starting Samples Database lists
This open source samples database project starts with lists that may be formatted and expanded as lists in tables featuring sortable metadata columns and thumbnail images to help locating the specific referenced moments easier.
InfoGalactic editing of articles (pages and lists) is based on, if not identical to Wikipedia article editing and can be learned quickly.
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Lists should try to be related in some clearly definable way to avoid random clips without context. When lists get too long they may reorganized into sub-categories or branch off as separate lists. Some of these lists will remain blank until expanded into. For example, all "vistas" may go in one list until sub-sections grow large enough for their own list.
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All lists MUST include Samples Database list header and the "[[Category:Audio & Video Samples Database]]" category.
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The page layouts or list formats may vary with inclusion of descriptive opening paragraphs, "Potential uses", "Related" and/or "See also" sections, etc.
Samples Database list/table examples
TO DO: Define/make "Samples Database list" format/layout and guidelines + provide example(s).
TO DO: Define/make "Samples Database tables" format/layout and guidelines + provide example(s).
Warning
Out of context some of these themes may seem strange to collect. For example, collecting suicide video clips may seem disturbing, however, in a video montage blurred behind foreground graphic statistics as a narrator's essay on the decline of the American Empire, or stupidity of the Democratic party, the visual metaphorical symbolic relevance may be profound, sensationalist, or at least attention grabbing, and in this context less disturbing.
With many interests, sampling ideas, and cultivated moods, the following lists may be sources of audio, video, literal, metaphorical, or symbolic relevance. Maybe they are a source of soundbites in a vein for music. Perhaps they are simply cinematic eye candy that follows a theme. Even the lists can be sub-classified. There are many reasons for collecting these lists, hopefully to be utilized by someone eventually, even decades from now. Add your own lists and we can all also try to keep watch for those clips too.
Media lists with genres and basic themes without scene or shot references
- For reference and research.
- Asian historical period drama films
- Category:Lists of films by genre
- Historical fantasy
- Historical period drama
- List of action films
- List of disaster films (see also: Disasterpedia Wiki's List of disaster films)
- List of dystopian films
- List of film noir titles
- List of films based on actual events
- List of films based on Greco-Roman mythology
- List of films set in ancient Rome
- List of genres
- List of historical period drama films
- List of pirate films (see also: list of pirates, list of fictional pirates, and List of warez groups)
- List of Vietnamese historical period drama films
- List of war films and TV specials
- List of World War II films
- Lists of films
- Lists of science fiction films
- Lists of Western films
- Middle Ages in film
- Swashbuckler film includes lists of swashbuckler films
Media lists with scene themes
- Primarily for video sampling, but not exclusively.
Include source title, links, source medium (audio, movie, TV, YouTube, etc), timecode, and brief context wherever possible. The more information shared the better this database will be.
- List of film and television characters being Anonymous - ie, Mr. Robot, the "V" character from V for Vendetta, etc
- List of film and television scenes with car accidents
- (List of film and television accidents are not on screen to sample, but occurred during production.)
- List of film and television scenes with car accidents with interior shots - facing the characters or facing outside, head on, t-boned, or rolling, surprised or anticipated
- List of film and television scenes with car collisions - with obvious intent, often ramming or side swiping, not accidents
- List of film and television scenes with cockpit disasters - often with "I'm hit!", blown engines, etc, may be spaceships
- List of film and television scenes with cockpit rolls from the interior - facing the characters or facing outside, may be spaceships
- List of film and television scenes with jet airline crashes - dramatic scenes in movies and television (see also: List of fictional aviation accidents and incidents)
- List of candid videos of jet airline crashes - often amateur or surveillance footage
- List of film and television scenes with magic battles - often wizards vs wizards or others
- List of film and television scenes with magic throwing - energy balls, invisible thrusts, Iron Man blasts, etc, may impact target or throw person
- List of film and television scenes with person throwing - a person thrown back a distance, by magic, blasts, hits, etc, may hit wall, may land in control or tumble or slide
- List of film and television scenes with telekinetic battles - inflicting and receiving mental distress
- List of film and television scenes with heads exploding - by telekinesis, magic, shotguns, etc
- List of film and television scenes with massive bombs - detonated or not, atomic, nuclear, or other
- List of film and television scenes with massive explosions - explosions, mushroom clouds, etc
- List of film and television scenes with explosion shock waves - often special effects
- List of film and television scenes with explosion shock rings - often special effects, often in space
- List of film and television scenes with nuclear devastation - during, after, or long after
- List of film and television scenes with tall ships (see also: List of tall ships)
Media lists with specific shot or scene themes
- Primarily for video sampling, but not exclusively.
Some of these lists will remain blank until expanded into. For example, all "vistas" may go in one list until sub-sections grow large enough for their own list.
Include source title, links, source medium (audio, movie, TV, YouTube, etc), timecode (start & end), and brief context wherever possible. The more information shared the better this database will be.
- List of film and television aerial shots following people - possibly on a beast, from high, often on a desolate stretch, often following a bit, with or without horizon
- List of film and television aerial shots following vehicles - from high, often on a desolate stretch, often following a bit, with or without horizon
- List of film and television aerial shots swooping past people - possibly on a beach or mountain top, etc
- List of film and television aerial shots swooping past something - possibly a sign, building, mountain, etc
- List of film and television character devils - devils, beasts, beast-like, or devil-like, with horns (ie Pan, satyrs, demons, etc)
- List of film and television characters awakening - one or both, "open your eyes", "get woke", etc
- List of film and television characters climbing ladders
- List of film and television characters death by decapitation
- List of film and television characters death by hanging
- List of film and television characters death by jumping
- List of film and television characters death suicide by gun
- List of film and television characters deaths exceptionally spectacular
- List of film and television characters ears closeup
- List of film and television characters ears closeup frontal
- List of film and television characters ears closeup profile
- List of film and television characters eyeballs
- List of film and television characters eye rolling
- List of film and television characters eyes closeup - one or both, "open your eyes", "get woke", etc
- List of film and television characters eyes closeup frontal - one or both, "open your eyes", "get woke", etc
- List of film and television characters eyes closeup profile - one or both, "open your eyes", "get woke", etc
- List of film and television characters eyes excited
- List of film and television characters eyes opening - one or both, "open your eyes", "get woke", etc
- List of film and television characters eyes reacting
- List of film and television characters eyes sleepy - or stoned, or red-eyed
- List of film and television characters eyes unusual - one or both, people or beasts, glowing or not, maybe changing, in various unusual colours or circumstances
- List of film and television characters falling
- List of film and television characters floating in space
- List of film and television characters floating spread eagle - usually face up, usually from above water level
- List of film and television characters floating submerged - usually from below water level, after landing in water, often with dramatic light
- List of film and television characters gesturing offensively - often toward camera, usually the middle finger
- List of film and television characters in disguises
- List of film and television characters in drag
- List of film and television characters in facial hair
- List of film and television characters in gas masks
- List of film and television characters in hats
- List of film and television characters in headphones
- List of film and television characters in helmets
- List of film and television characters in masks
- List of film and television characters in spacesuits
- List of film and television characters in sunglasses
- List of film and television characters in virtual reality goggles
- List of film and television characters jumping
- List of film and television characters laughing
- List of film and television characters lunging at camera - or near camera, often beasts
- List of film and television characters mouths closeup
- List of film and television characters mouths eating
- List of film and television characters mouths frowning
- List of film and television characters mouths gaping
- List of film and television characters mouths laughing
- List of film and television characters mouths reacting
- List of film and television characters mouths screaming
- List of film and television characters mouths smiling
- List of film and television characters reacting
- List of film and television characters watching movies
- List of film and television characters watching radio
- List of film and television characters watching sports
- List of film and television characters watching stage
- List of film and television characters watching television
- List of film and television shots of architecture - may be common or unique buildings
- List of film and television shots of Bethesda Fountain - Bethesda Terrace and Fountain in Central Park, NYC
- List of film and television shots of caution signs
- List of film and television shots of stairways - often looking up or down, may be grand, several stories, spiral or squared,
- List of film and television shots of statues - including gargoyles and architectural flourishes
- List of film and television shots of vanishing point halls - max perspective vanishing point
- List of film and television shots of vanishing point tunnels - max perspective vanishing point
- List of film and television vistas - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas below zero - cinematic, often aerial, including snow, ice, etc
- List of film and television vistas of architecture - may be common or unique buildings
- List of film and television vistas of cities - may be landmarks, skylines, etc
- List of film and television vistas of clouds - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of deserts - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of forests - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of highways - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of industrial construction - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of industrial factories - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of industrial garbage - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of industrial mining - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of jungles - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of misc - may be parks, caves, etc
- List of film and television vistas of mountains - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of oceans - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of outer space - cinematic
- List of film and television vistas of political landmarks - cinematic, often aerial, capital buildings, monuments, etc,
- List of film and television vistas of prairies - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of sunsets and sunrises - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of the Hollywood sign - cinematic, often aerial
- List of film and television vistas of the Grand Canyon - cinematic, often aerial
Media lists with specific topical themes
- For audio and/or video sampling.
Include source title, links, source medium (audio, movie, TV, YouTube, etc), timecode, and brief context wherever possible. The more information shared the better this database will be.
- List of media about Burning Man - quotes or imagery
- List of media about cyberpunk - quotes or imagery
- List of media about goth-punk - quotes or imagery, emo, scene, darkrave, etc
- List of media about rockabilly - quotes or imagery
- List of media about steampunk - quotes or imagery
- List of media about tiki - quotes or imagery
- List of media about vintage - quotes or imagery
- List of media characters dancing
- List of media characters identity answers - "I am the law.", "I'm Batman.", "She's your worst nightmare.", "You're the best."
- List of media characters identity questions - "Who are you?", "Who am I?", "What are you?", "What am I?"
- List of media characters national identity - "I am Canadian.", "I'm an American citizen!", "He's a Russian spy.", "She's a Brazilian with a Brazilian."
- List of media characters quotes
- List of media characters quoting famous people
- List of media characters quoting famous quotes
- List of media characters saying "I have a bad feeling about this"
- List of media characters saying "It's a trap!"
- List of media characters saying "Questions"
- List of media characters screaming
- List of media characters screaming "Nooo!"
- List of media characters screaming "Run!"
- List of media crowds cheering
- List of media crowds dancing
- List of media crowds laughing
- List of media crowds panicking
- List of media crowds running
- List of media crowds screaming
- List of media crowds shouting
- List of media crowds sympathizing
- List of media featuring beavers - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring existentialism - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media featuring "Friendship" - primarily audio quotes about friends of friendship, but not exclusively
- List of media featuring "Happening" - primarily audio quotes, "What's happening?", "How can this happen?", "This is happening."
- List of media featuring "How do I look" - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media featuring "I love you" - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media featuring identity - primarily audio quotes, "Who am I?", "What are you?", "There you are!", etc.
- List of media featuring Little Red Riding Hood
- List of media featuring moose - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring pandas - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring seals - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring clubbing seals - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring clubs - quotes, jokes, images, cartoons, costumes, real, stuffed, etc
- List of media featuring "Whatchew want" - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media with notable alcohol, coffee, pills, smoking references
- List of media with notable authority or anti-authority references - police, intelligence, military, government, corporations, authoritarian, establishment, anti-establishment, abuses, comedy, corruption, heroic, ineptitude, etc
- List of media with notable burning, fire, explosion references
- List of media with notable "compassion" references - primarily audio quotes about compassion, but not exclusively
- List of media with notable "conspiracy" references - primarily audio quotes, and similar concepts, like conspiracy theory, historical revisionism, etc
- List of media with notable "crazy", mad, madness, depression, mental health, suicide references
- List of media with notable "dream" references - primarily audio quotes, and similar concepts, like dreaming, hallucinating, trance, etc
- List of media with notable "drugs", psychedelic, trippy, weird references
- List of media with notable "freak", strange, weird references
- List of media with notable "reality" references - primarily audio quotes, "What's reality?", "This is (the) reality."
- List of media with notable related misc references - notable for reasons listed
- List of media with notable related music references - notable for reasons listed
- List of media with notable "skeptics" references - primarily audio quotes, and similar concepts, like skepticism, doubt, etc
- List of media with notable sound effects - notable for reasons listed
- List of media with notable "sunshine" references - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media with notable "the law" references - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
- List of media with notable "truth" references - primarily audio quotes, "What's truth?", "This is (the) truth.", and similar concepts, like truther, truthy, truthiness, trutherism, etc
- List of media with notable visual effects - notable for reasons listed
- List of media with notable "wicked" references - primarily audio quotes, but not exclusively
See also
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- Open Screenwriting Projects
- sampling
- sound bite
- media clip
- video clip
- copyrights
- fair use
- Comparison of BitTorrent clients
- Comparison of BitTorrent sites
- Tigole
- Audio & Video Samples Database project
- Infogalactic open project copyrights
- Open Screenwriting Projects
- Truther Top 20s list series project
- Trutherism 101 open source anti-propaganda animated series development project
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External links
- OpenSubtitles.org, OpenSubtitles, a database of movie and television subtitles, not always accurate. Search subtitle text for quick sound bite results.
- WhoSampled.com, WhoSampled, a database of music with sample sources, from other music, movies, or television.
- Discogs.com, Discogs, a database of music releases.
- TuneFind.com, TuneFind, a database to find music in movies and television shows.
- IMDb.com, IMDb, a database of movies, soundtracks, and movie trivia, sometimes incomplete.
- "The Apple Tree Feat. The Glitch Mob" on YouTube.
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