Our methods are nearly exactly the same. As someone who's videos are now almost entirely clips, I'm more and more mindful of being careful. Only got 10 claims across my 91 videos and nothing recently. The most frustrating one is a 10 second clip of Monty Python in an 8 minute video. Ridiculous
so when a video is copyright claimed, and in your case the F9 video Fair Use was rejected - do you have to take it down permanently? or is it just demonetized?
I just watched a bit of both of your videos, I like your personalities! I'd drop that super long intro and just cut straight to the content. Intros came and went a long time ago. Aside from that, make 50 videos and don't pay attention to really any analytics or anything in the process. Just get used to making videos, being on camera, and creating. After 50, look back at the data and see what worked and what didn't. Start refining things like thumbnails, edits, etc. Make 50 more. Rinse and repeat. Best of luck!
@@MariaN7-63 Happy to help, bounce things off me any time. I'm in a busy season right now so my creation time is basically non-existent. But happy to provide value where I can in the interim :)
Bro you work hard man. Props. Im looking at coming up with the script and then paying someone over at fiverr to run the edit as per instructions give here.... ill give them my audio file with my narrated script and perhaps also the raw youtube trailer footage as you described here. Top man. Thanks. I subscribed.
Thete is a channel about comedy and Africa that does shows like TBBT, 2.5 Men and they play a part from the middle at the start to get around copyright. I am surprised that doesn't make TH-cam mad. Where TH-cam is nuts with those over sensitive types seeing a mouse in a trap. Yet the dogs killing rats in their mouths are no problem. I dont watch those much ,but have caught them over the years.
Thanks for sharing this insider info! Q1: Are there certain studios to avoid (a list of the ones you mentioned that dispute everything)? Q2: Can you talk more about copyright strikes and how/why one gets them or avoids them. And how one can dispute them or not? Q3: Any advice on playing clips of copyrighted music? What if you're commenting on the music or trying to give a short example of what the score or song sounds like?
1. Oh man - I know for a fact Universal is the worst and beyond that, I'm not really sure. They've just gotten me multiple times! 2. This will probably require another video. Too long to type out here. 3. I would never ever do copyrighted music. Ever.
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@@TheorySmackuniversal, paramount and Disney. These studios are the tough guys.
-vigorously taking notes- but seriously thank you for this one man. It was scary thinking about getting strikes but this video gave me peace of mind! :D - Let's Play Ace
Great video and really good to hear from someone with lots of experience in this industry. A quick question, have you ever used footage from a film you own - won't go into details on how you've got it onto your editor of choice but say you were cutting clips together from the film, sticking to the sweet spot duration and cross cutting with clips from YT of interviews etc? Also, I hear if clips are manipulated in some why, like you've added graphics etc, this reduces the likelihood of claims, strikes? Do you know much about this? Thanks in advance!
When you say films you own, do you mean you are the literal owner of the copyrighted material? Or you own a DVD? And yes, editing/chopping up clips, adding in graphics/still images does reduce the likelihood of strikes.
@@TheorySmack Thank you for getting back to me. I mean the latter, but not always in the format of a DVD. Let's say a film has been purchased online and you would like to include parts from the film to help drive the narrative of what you are creating. I would just like to know the risks involved and how to stay on the right side of the fair use policy.
@@tellinstoriesonfilm I generally just look for clips on TH-cam via trailers and things. That said, if you need specific clips, you cloud play the movie on your computer and use software like OBS and screen record as the video plays. I've definitely done that a time or two. Key is - make sure you're staying in line with fair use in your content/commentary and you'll be fine.
@@TheorySmack that's exactly what I was getting at, thank you! I've made faceless video documentaries for various channels and been okay, using YT clips only. Wondered if actual films got picked up though. Great help thank you again!
Wait a second. I am thibking of possibilities. You qre holding back on me young man. You can take a photo of modern day Turkish olive oil wrestling and make them move. Possibilities. Lol. Sorry, had to.
I record martial arts perfomances and most of the time a copyrighted music is used as accompaniment making my video uploads becomes demonitized. Would you have a way to help me overcome the problem? Thanks in advance
If there is music playing during your recording process, you’re gonna have a hard time unless you just completely mute the footage and play non-copyrighted music over top
8ish second..?..And how can i know downloaded star wars clips have not copyrights..?..In my channel with my name first 9 videos found copyrights like +1 not affected..Os it mean CANT I MAKE MONEY FROM THEM..?..
You could help young or new ones by doing a video of your whole process. A ahort, say 3-5 minute video could be cool. Yes, i guess you would be creating your competition, but TH-cam is vast.
It takes me anywhere between 6-12+ hours to make a video. I'm not sure I could condense that into 3-5 minutes. lol But, I like the idea. I could do a series of videos on all of my processes.
I would never come at you for a copywriting issue for my pushing ancient Greek naked olive oil wrestling or even modern day Turkish olive oil wrestling. Lol. Still love and appreciate your video on the subject.
Hey. Can we use the name of the movie in the title of our videos? Ive seen cases where people are saying we shouldn't mention the movie name in title of video as it will get copyright struck
Our methods are nearly exactly the same. As someone who's videos are now almost entirely clips, I'm more and more mindful of being careful. Only got 10 claims across my 91 videos and nothing recently. The most frustrating one is a 10 second clip of Monty Python in an 8 minute video. Ridiculous
Dang man...a claim on a 10 second clip is rough.
Can I not mute the original sound of the movie without getting copyright, it looks more interesting with the original sound
Plz teach these methods step by step like 1. Method do this 2. Method do that it will be easier to understand thanks ❤
Ths was an amazing video and super helpful! Thank you! Keep up the great work!.
Happy to help :)
so when a video is copyright claimed, and in your case the F9 video Fair Use was rejected - do you have to take it down permanently? or is it just demonetized?
Just demonetized.
It’s only taken down if a copyright STRIKE occurs.
I've started a new channel and my first 2 videos kind of suck 😮 I totally appreciate all you have shared with us.
Thank you so much! ❤
I just watched a bit of both of your videos, I like your personalities!
I'd drop that super long intro and just cut straight to the content. Intros came and went a long time ago.
Aside from that, make 50 videos and don't pay attention to really any analytics or anything in the process. Just get used to making videos, being on camera, and creating. After 50, look back at the data and see what worked and what didn't. Start refining things like thumbnails, edits, etc.
Make 50 more. Rinse and repeat.
Best of luck!
@@TheorySmack I really appreciate your input. Thanks a bunch, I will definitely take your advice. 😉
@@MariaN7-63 Happy to help, bounce things off me any time.
I'm in a busy season right now so my creation time is basically non-existent. But happy to provide value where I can in the interim :)
@@TheorySmack Thank you very much! Much appreciated😊
you got a sub! nice video
Bro you work hard man. Props. Im looking at coming up with the script and then paying someone over at fiverr to run the edit as per instructions give here.... ill give them my audio file with my narrated script and perhaps also the raw youtube trailer footage as you described here. Top man. Thanks. I subscribed.
Appreciate you
So if im streaming I can watch a 10 sec trailer but not any longer?
Pretty much
Thete is a channel about comedy and Africa that does shows like TBBT, 2.5 Men and they play a part from the middle at the start to get around copyright. I am surprised that doesn't make TH-cam mad. Where TH-cam is nuts with those over sensitive types seeing a mouse in a trap. Yet the dogs killing rats in their mouths are no problem. I dont watch those much ,but have caught them over the years.
Yeah, that's bizarre...
Thank you! This video really helps!
Glad to hear that!
Thanks for sharing this insider info!
Q1: Are there certain studios to avoid (a list of the ones you mentioned that dispute everything)?
Q2: Can you talk more about copyright strikes and how/why one gets them or avoids them. And how one can dispute them or not?
Q3: Any advice on playing clips of copyrighted music? What if you're commenting on the music or trying to give a short example of what the score or song sounds like?
1. Oh man - I know for a fact Universal is the worst and beyond that, I'm not really sure. They've just gotten me multiple times!
2. This will probably require another video. Too long to type out here.
3. I would never ever do copyrighted music. Ever.
@@TheorySmackuniversal, paramount and Disney. These studios are the tough guys.
Thanks man
No problem
i love u
FANX
Let me know if you have any other questions about this!
I have a question. The still clips or freeze frame on the movie/TV show or picture. Is it a between 7 to 10 secs just like the short movie clip
@@dranmarks Well I'm 8 months late, but you can leave still images up for as long as you want.
-vigorously taking notes- but seriously thank you for this one man. It was scary thinking about getting strikes but this video gave me peace of mind! :D - Let's Play Ace
Glad I could help out!
Same here
Great video and really good to hear from someone with lots of experience in this industry.
A quick question, have you ever used footage from a film you own - won't go into details on how you've got it onto your editor of choice but say you were cutting clips together from the film, sticking to the sweet spot duration and cross cutting with clips from YT of interviews etc? Also, I hear if clips are manipulated in some why, like you've added graphics etc, this reduces the likelihood of claims, strikes? Do you know much about this? Thanks in advance!
When you say films you own, do you mean you are the literal owner of the copyrighted material? Or you own a DVD?
And yes, editing/chopping up clips, adding in graphics/still images does reduce the likelihood of strikes.
@@TheorySmack Thank you for getting back to me. I mean the latter, but not always in the format of a DVD. Let's say a film has been purchased online and you would like to include parts from the film to help drive the narrative of what you are creating. I would just like to know the risks involved and how to stay on the right side of the fair use policy.
@@tellinstoriesonfilm I generally just look for clips on TH-cam via trailers and things.
That said, if you need specific clips, you cloud play the movie on your computer and use software like OBS and screen record as the video plays. I've definitely done that a time or two.
Key is - make sure you're staying in line with fair use in your content/commentary and you'll be fine.
@@TheorySmack that's exactly what I was getting at, thank you! I've made faceless video documentaries for various channels and been okay, using YT clips only. Wondered if actual films got picked up though. Great help thank you again!
@@tellinstoriesonfilm Happy to help
Wait a second. I am thibking of possibilities. You qre holding back on me young man. You can take a photo of modern day Turkish olive oil wrestling and make them move. Possibilities. Lol. Sorry, had to.
9Convert keeps opening tabs, sketchy
I record martial arts perfomances and most of the time a copyrighted music is used as accompaniment making my video uploads becomes demonitized. Would you have a way to help me overcome the problem? Thanks in advance
If there is music playing during your recording process, you’re gonna have a hard time unless you just completely mute the footage and play non-copyrighted music over top
You have no idea how helpful your video was and how much it helped me and saved me time. Thank you, mate, and keep up the great work!
That's awesome to hear! Happy I could help!
Thanks alot. Nearly gave up on a 2 month project until i saw this video :)
Niiiiiiice. Keep going!
e como posso fazer um canal dark de musicas?
Thank you man,your video help me a lot
Glad to hear that!
Great video. A question I tried to take screenshot on the computer, but some streaming devices block the image any tips or software?
Yep! I use a chrome extension called “Video Screenshot” and it works really well
How use star wars scenes for a star wars channel without getting copyright issues??
Use clips from youtube and keep them below 8ish seconds
Also, use still images.
8ish second..?..And how can i know downloaded star wars clips have not copyrights..?..In my channel with my name first 9 videos found copyrights like +1 not affected..Os it mean CANT I MAKE MONEY FROM THEM..?..
This video deserves a sub thank you for the content!
Thanks for the sub!
What editing app do you use?
Davinci Resolve
You could help young or new ones by doing a video of your whole process. A ahort, say 3-5 minute video could be cool. Yes, i guess you would be creating your competition, but TH-cam is vast.
It takes me anywhere between 6-12+ hours to make a video.
I'm not sure I could condense that into 3-5 minutes. lol
But, I like the idea. I could do a series of videos on all of my processes.
@@TheorySmack maybe a 10 minute video with you talking at points not shown. Or even maximum of 15 minutes
I would never come at you for a copywriting issue for my pushing ancient Greek naked olive oil wrestling or even modern day Turkish olive oil wrestling. Lol. Still love and appreciate your video on the subject.
Thanks fam!
@@TheorySmack fam?
@@tpl608 Fam = a term meaning one's close/good friend or family.
Hey. Can we use the name of the movie in the title of our videos? Ive seen cases where people are saying we shouldn't mention the movie name in title of video as it will get copyright struck
Absolutely not a problem at all to use a movie name in your title.
Those people are silly
@@TheorySmack OK thanks man. Gonna start my own review channel but only with images, no actual movie clips. Better safe than sorry in the long run
@@houseofcrimes9047 agreed.
I started using more clips actually and I’m running into claims again. Lol
Such a headache
@@TheorySmack As I say, better safe than sorry 😥