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In 2015, MacLeod was awarded the International Honorary Web Video Award at the 2015 German Web Video Awards by the European Web Video Academy for his lifetime achievement in influencing the German web video community. The documentary has received positive reviews from critics. According to the Kickstarter page, the amount was needed for transportation in order to conduct in-person interviews with the various subjects featured in the film. Ryan Camarda, the film's director and producer, ran a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter with a goal of $30,000 by the end of the campaign, 524 backers had pledged a total of $30,608. The film had a limited release in October 2020. MacLeod is the subject of a documentary film titled Royalty Free: The Music of Kevin MacLeod. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. Some of MacLeod's own music is available on the website as well he explains that these songs are "not commercially viable in the traditional sense, and just add clutter which hinders people in finding the pieces that they may want." Subject of documentary Rather than waiting for old copyrights to expire, he hopes to provide a quality library of modern recorded works by artists who explicitly release their music into the public domain. MacLeod has also created, which collects new public domain sound recordings by various artists. A no-attribution license is also available for people who are unwilling or unable to provide credit to MacLeod the license costs $30 for one song, $50 for two songs, and $20 per song for three or more songs. MacLeod's most popular license is the CC BY his music is free to use but must be credited.
On his website's FAQ, he expressed disdain for the current state of copyright he hopes to create "an alternate body of works that is able to compete with them". MacLeod states that he releases his music under Creative Commons licenses to maximize the number of people who can use his music. "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys", one of MacLeod's compositions distributed under a Creative Commons license
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