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    Algonquin College has ALIBI for students

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    LOS ANGELES --

    Algonquin College has been granted access to the ALIBI Music Library, a professional music and sound effects (SFX) platform. This makes Algonquin the first institution in Canada with access to extensive catalogs used in Hollywood productions and in the TV, streaming, video games and advertising industries.

    Through a special educational license, ALIBI becomes the college’s exclusive music library provider, offering students access to music for various curriculum projects involving film, video production, social media, podcasts and video games. The library contains more than 200,000 audio files, including more than 11,000 curated original songs and 6,000 sound effects.

    Claude Brulé, president and CEO of Algonquin College, said, “This dynamic content platform provides our students with a valuable new tool that will drive innovation and creativity.”

    ALIBI’s music has been used for such notable projects as the STARZ hit series Power Book II: Ghost (trailer soundtrack), popular cereal brand Cinnamon Toast Crunch (national commercial soundtrack) and fan-favorite video game for The Walking Dead  (trailer soundtrack), to name a few. 

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