How I Use Movie Clips in my YouTube Videos with Fair Use

The speaker addresses common questions about using clips in videos and the process of finding and editing them.

Explains Fair Dealing in copyright law, allowing the use of intellectual property for certain purposes like study, education, parody, satire, criticism, review, or news reporting.

Discusses the six principal criteria for evaluating the use of copyrighted material, including non-commercial use, limited distribution, minimal impact on the market, and the nature of the work.

Considers using non-copyrighted material as an alternative to dealing with copyrighted clips.

Focuses on the nature of the work and the impact of using commonly known material.

Addresses the issue of affecting the market of the original work and how promoting works to the audience can have a positive impact.

Explains the necessity of crediting each clip, indicating the source, and linking to it under Fair Dealing and Fair Use.

Acknowledges the potential legal implications and the need to defend oneself in case of a challenge, especially concerning music-based content.

Mentions examples of fair use such as remix artists, live gaming streams, YouTube Poop videos, Honest Trailers, supercuts, derivative works, and Vidding.

Suggests reading Lawrence Lessig's book 'Remix: Making Art and Commerce' and watching the documentary 'RiP! A remix manifesto' for a deeper understanding of legal aspects.