What happens when two open digital libraries get together? The free music archive at WFMU and the Pre-Linger Archives want you to show us. We're hosting a remix contest where we're challenging you to mate our collections together. We're calling it the past. Reimagined as the future. Let's go over how to enter. Step 1. Visit archive.org. Search the Pre-Linger Archives collection and find something you like. And this is a motor yacht right in Ritzli finish. People on it are going for a pleasure ride up the river. Roger and Nancy now see the broad span of the George Washington Bridge. Step 2. Now we need to find some music. Visit free music archive.org and search for what you like. Be sure to check the Sync to Video button. That'll make sure the music you find allows your derivative works. Here's another tip. Be sure to check out our Music for Video Portal. We've handpicked a lot of great tracks that are perfect for video. Step 3. As you mix things together, keep in mind that we want at least half the audio and video you use to be made up of materials you found in the Free Music Archive and Pre-Linger Archives. Make sure you have the rights to anything else you use in your project. Either make it yourself or find it in the public domain. And don't make anything longer than 15 minutes. Step 4. When your video is done, make sure you give credit to your sources. Say where the music came from, where you found the video, who made it, and state your creative comments license. For this video, we picked an attribution non-commercial share-like license. Here's the last step. Upload your project to your favorite video website like Zinho or archive.org and share that link when you submit your entry to our contest portal. Here's that URL. That's also where you can find more information about our judges, our prizes, and our public screening coming up at the anthology film archives on November 29. See you there. Bye.