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The feature documentary RiP: Remix Manifesto
explores the complexities of intellectual property in the era of peer-to-peer
file sharing. Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor interviews key figures
in the debate, including Pittsburgh mash-up artist Girl Talk. A mash-up in
itself, RiP shatters the wall between users and producers, and
challenges the thresholds of "fair use."
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So this would have to be my favourite flick of them all. I love the use of the word mash-up. It applies to so many aspects of life in general--interracial relationships, dance hybrids like Bollywood (bhungra & urban dance together), chicken and waffles. At any rate, dance is all about taking different worlds, combining them and enjoying the explosion from that partnership. I hope I get the opportunity to watch Girl Talk live one day. He creates stimulating sounds, perfect for a dancer or any artist's palette. He's got an irresistible drive and his passion gives him this attractive energy that other people want to be around. He knows how to rock a party! And as for copyright? I would have to say I'm copyleft...
Note: You can watch all 13 chapters of RiP! A Remix Manifesto here.