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Media Library
A place for selected audio, video and visual references, with provenance and rights kept visible.
Example: Keep a public-domain film reference beside the historical narrative it supports.
Media Library
A rights-first register of the audio, video and images you own or are permitted to use, so a narrative never rests on an unclear licence.
Browser-local. Atlas does not download, copy, host or scrape media from any source. Reference cards are links you open yourself.
Narratives of Belonging
Films from around the world about love of land, home and country. Free-licence only — each one plays from the public archive, Atlas keeps no copy.
My register
Reference sources
Well-known libraries with open or public-domain material. Atlas has no integration with them: each card opens the site in a new tab and you verify the licence there.
Music
Free Music Archive
Openly licensed music. Licence differs per track — check each one.
Open source siteMusic
ccMixter
Creative Commons music, mostly attribution required.
Open source siteVideo
Internet Archive
Large mixed collection. Rights vary per item — verify before use.
Open source siteVideo
Pexels
Free stock video under the Pexels licence.
Open source siteImages
Wikimedia Commons
Free media files; each file states its own licence and attribution.
Open source siteImages
The Met Open Access
Public-domain artwork images from the museum's open-access set.
Open source site