Another Star Wars remix, this time playing off director Wes Anderson

A cool little graphic that "remixes" Pulp Fiction and puts the events in chronological order

I'm sure everyone has seen this but it gives you a sense of what my final product would look like.

"The remixthebook.com website is the online hub for the digital remixes of many of the theories generated in the print book and features the work of artists, creative writers and scholars for whom the practice and theory of remix art is central to their research interests."

This woman is kinda weird but the video is still interesting to see remix culture applied to food.

Interesting article about a musician who uses sensors in the audience to manipulate the music.

A friend of mine just showed me this song. He uses the sounds of Windows to create the beat.

I was just scrolling through some of Austin Kleon's newspaper blackout poems and this one stuck out to me as my favorite.

A list of cool applications that you can get for free which might be helpful for a final remix project.

This article highlights some of the fascinating videos available in the Prelinger Archives.

Video from Austin Kleon of him making a newspaper blackout poem.

A cool remix of Snow White with music.

Some more interesting examples of abusive copyrights.

So maybe everyone else knows about this but I just found out you can remix videos in Youtube that are in the creative commons. Pretty cool.

There are a lot of these type of videos out there but this one stuck out to me due to its ability to make a political statement.

A list of free software, tools and resources for making remix videos.

"Filmmakers, fans, activists, artists, and media makers have been reediting television, movies, and news media for critical and political purposes since almost the very beginning of moving pictures. Over the past century, this subversive form of populist remixing has been called many things, including appropriation art, détournement, media jamming, found footage, avant-garde film, television hacking, telejusting, political remix, scratch video, vidding, outsider art, antiart, and even cultural terrorism."

These videos are really cool and definitely worth checking out. The early examples, going back to 1941, show the constant desire of people to remix before the technology really caught up.

Some examples of "remixing" someone else's art by Van Gogh

You can download the Amen break on this site to use in your work. It also outlines the Creative Commons and how you can use it.