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There's a "Cinematic Recap" of all 5 seasons of Breaking Bad, which compresses the main story down to about 2 hours. It's quite hard to find though, due to the

• nfoz 11y ago
  This is a great example of creative work that is not allowed to exist in a system with copyright.
  • derefr 11y ago
    I don't see why; the ideal format for such a thing isn't a derivative video, but a timecode script (like we're discussing here) that takes a legal copy of Breaking Bad as input. Similarly, I've been thinking about using a bunch of copyrighted music in a game I'm making... not by shipping the songs, but rather by just using the copies people may or may not have in their iTunes libraries, with fallbacks to non-copyright ambient music. Remix culture is too focused on embedding. Everybody forgets about the possibility of transclusion.
    • fl0wenol 11y ago
      It's difficult to transclude reliably and across platforms over which an experience is ported; not only does it require you to have the media/appropriate resource in question, but also support the embedding type (which may vary on platform, applications present, their security configuration, etc.)
    • marco1 11y ago
      Thanks for pointing this out. The whole point of this project using timecodes is to make everything copyright-friendly and safe to use.