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Originally Posted by munki
Once for plagiarizing a digital art piece... I fought this one and end of the day, had it cleared from my record. Art teacher thought my piece was too good and had to have been scanned... I saved and presented working files to the district and was found to be right of course.
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Reminds me of a similiar episode I had in college during a video production assignment. We had to put together a 15-min. video 'about ourselves' - and since I'd been shooting video both amateur and professionally for years prior...I had a ton of interesting and unique footage to edit together for the assignment.
I put the entire project together like a rapid-fire music video, with a ton of quick edits of visually interesting footage, added an original guitar soundtrack (supplied by a buddy), digital titling...the works.
In the end, during the class presentation...the instructor thought it was "too good" and accused me of using footage from sources other than my own. I simply told him to pick any segment and I'd show him the original raw camera footage - but with the provision he'd owe me a $100 bucks for the false accusation.
He never took me up on the challenge - and wound up giving me a B on the assignment.