How I Use Movie Clips In My Videos - Fair Use
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One of the most common questions I get asked is how I use movie clips in my videos. The short answer is Fair Use. It's a legal doctrine that allows us to use copyrighted material without the consent of the copyright holder under certain circumstances.
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You explained better than TH-cam's own video about FairUse...
Awwe thanks!
Have you ever wondered how to get away with using movie clips in your videos? If so, reply "Heck ya!" below.
Heck Ya!
@Rob LaBrecque click on the show more directly below the description of this video. Its in a grey color versus the black font.
@Rob LaBrecque I don't see any references either and along with the affiliate links (profit vs non) that would make this video riskier. Awesome video though, bet it took some time to edit!
Trevor, what is the percentage of a movie that lasts 2 h 19 min? How de hell to calculate it?
Heak yeaaaaa
The real danger to this video is you left out easily the most important thing to keep in mind: in many situations, if you sell anything related to your channel, you’re a commercial entity by many standards. Fair use does not apply. Bc everyone has a contingent right the second you start profiting from the fairly used clip. People missing this can ruin their lives
@DankMcStank Same here. I am looking at starting a review channel.
@DankMcStank That's not a bad idea. Good luck with it, mate. I hope it all works out 😊
@DankMcStank Thanks 😁
ACTUALLY.... Here on TH-cam at least, fair use CAN apply even if you are profiting - under some conditions. I'm no lawyer so this isn't legal advice - but all of my videos on this channel are monetized and I'm selling products in the description of every video. I very much understand getting demonetized - I had an entire voiceover channel that was demonetized - but there were flagrant violations. If you're using movie clips in a TV commercial - even if really short - ya, fat chance those would ever skate by. I'm sure you'd be hearing from lawyers that day. But on TH-cam, I think they cut us a little slack. I think it's more a matter of what prodution studios will allow. They want the good will of the 2 billion active users on TH-cam and go easy on us. BUT, in once sense you are right - there is NO guarantee once you start using copyrighted material unless you have written consent from the copyright holder. It is ALWAYS a risk. One I'm willing to take. So I tread lightly.
@DankMcStank Use clips that are under 5 seconds, upload unlisted, and see if they get copyright claimed. If not, you're probably ok, but no guarantees.
Thanks for the video Trevor! I used this along with another video of yours to upload my first video with movie clips. I have a long ways to go, but this is a good start. Making the clips flow and not be awkward and distracting is harder than it looks!
Dan Hesje it takes a minute to learn for sure!
Fair use is, "like a big bowl of wibbly wobbly..." I was just trying to find that episode last week! And now I've found it. Thank you!
I'm here for you George!
"Heck ya!". What a great resource, plus the recommended viewing at the end, too! Thanks for sharing.
I am going to use this as a resource in my high school filmmaking class(and for myself :) ). Nicely explained! Thanks so much
Awwe thanks for the kind words! Excited to make it into the educational system!
Thanks Trevor, I am just starting out on you tube and the two videos I watched of yours really helped clarify and pointed me in the right direction
Glad to help!
Finally, a video that explains some helpful guidelines! Thank you so much!
This was a very smooth, complicated video to edit. Your content is par excellence.
Really appreciate the kind words!
Your videos are not only informative they're so entertaining & makes me smile & laugh. Thank you!
Aww thanks for the kind words!
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Considering it has ads... it did. Only thing from what I understand is finding that sweet spot or it'll be blocked worldwide
Great video! You made it so funny and interesting to watch, all the jokes you put in this video made it really easy to remember what you said. This is best video I saw about this topic. Thank you so much! :)
Imagine Freedom awwwe thanks for the kind words!
Nice one for getting that down in seven and a half minutes with some great gags thrown in. I think most of us just want to make great videos and stay on the right side of YT legal team.
Ha thanks man! Yep!
He is an underrated youtuber! His editing is too good!!!!
TricksMate awe thanks man!
@@TrevorJonescreator 😃
Hey Trevor - thanks for another great video. Do you have any tips for using music in the same manner? I've added popular songs to my fun, non-commercial videos and TH-cam bans them (Facebook does too) since the songs have a copyright. Any suggestions for getting around this?
Hey Zach! Ya, music is way more uptight. They catch it right away. My advice: Don't use copyrighted music ever. I get my music for $15/month from epidemicsound.com Good luck Zach!
Great video! Thanks man, first time I’ve come across you and I really enjoyed it. I think all the movie clips in there certainly helps. But I am also a massive film nerd. So that’s a factor
Awesome, thank you!
Super helpful. Best explanation of fair use I've come across. Thank you!
Thanks for this video. I think I finally have the tools to make my idea for a YT channel work. Cheers. P.S. I have subscribed.
Heck yea! Thanks for this awesome video! Btw, I was wondering where you source the clips from? Is that also a factor? Any tips on where you source clips from?
This explains it: th-cam.com/video/i9E9EUV9Y_Y/w-d-xo.html
I am just here to say thank you to infinity and beyond! Lol this vid + the vid on how to find clips and use them just gave me so much relief. Thank you!
Awesome! Glad to help! - Trevor, from my other channel
Heck yes!! Very interesting to hear this as i have used a couple of tv series clips..very interesting to hear.
This is excellent Trevor, thanks for such an entertaining video! 💙😀👊
My pleasure Tim!
Great breakdown. Question though. U recomended giving credit where due. The question i have is why no credit listed in the discretion for the clips u used? Jus curious as I'm hoping to start a channel myself and an trying have all loose ends covered so to say lol. Ur video is frickin awsome by the way!
That is what is suggested to play it extra safe - but to me, it's way to much work! I'm trying to follow the other steps as much as possible.
in other words he's trying to say... it's a bit like jaywalking is it a crime? yes. But is it worth spending thousands in legal fees in order to prosecute? your call. most people wouldn't think so.
This and the video that linked me to this has been very helpful. I have started a channel and was unsure about how to get video content and a bit nervous about using it. Thank you 👍
Sweet! Have you tried movie or tv clips yet?
@@TrevorJonescreator My channel is focusing on gaming. I have downloaded some clips and will be recording the audio soon and putting it all together 👍
Heck yes. This has helped with my env science video so much. Thank you!
“Heck YES” needed this information for my “Top 10 Documentaries” video. Thanks!!
This video was really informative a really great resource. Thank you for sharing Trevor.
Appreciate it J.!
Your video made me laugh, it really did and i learned some cool stuff about fair use! awesome sauce Trevor!
Awesome! Thank you!
Heck Yes and thanks to you, I have completed 2 videos so far using your advice. Thank you for stepping up my videos with some flair.
Glad to help!
Thanks Trevor. Does uploading your complication video with the "Creative Commons" license recommended? In other words, would a video with the Standard TH-cam license have a higher chance of getting copyright claim or takedown request from copyright owners?
If you don't own the rights to the footage, using Creative Commons would not be the right thing to do. Using Creative Commons tells the world they have the right to use the video - but you can't give away the rights to something you don't own. It's only for footage YOU have the rights to. Make sense?
This really helped. Thanks for the good info. Liked and subbed
Now I know Mr Trevor. Thank you so much for the hospitality and informative points. Very helpful.
Thanks for the kind words!
love what you do man ,i couldn't help but subscribe
Good stuff! My understanding is "fair use" is also what allows us to use other peoples pictures and art in our thumbnails as well.
That’s my understanding as well!
I’m ten and wanted to do a Star Wars video with content from the movie this was helpful thanks
Glad to help Rex!
Great knowledge. I will try the implementation.
I'm here because I plan to do a reenactment of my favorite movie scenes and then, post on TH-cam.
Great we should do a reenactment of my favourite movie scenes...
but those movies are a little different, if you smell what i'm cooking🍆🤯
I know u said that you never got copyright claimed, but do they still say copyright claim on them? And could I show movie clips as long as I keep it like less then like under 15 or 20 seconds?
Is adding audio on top of another channels audio clip technically transforming it?
Hi Mr. Trevor, I have a question
Is it still ok to use short parts of movies and TV shows without copyright or reused content problems ( after the changes of TH-cam guidelines)?
To my knowledge still the same. I’ve had no issues.
Excellent video thanks ,just saw 2 of your videos and you got a new sub! Very helpfull 👍
Alex G Thanks man!
This video is SO well done! Keep it up and you'll have well over a million subs! Thank you so so much!
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Am I correct to assume you have access to a sort of hollywood search engine where you can pull out clips from a search box? Or did you single handedly locate each movie clip in this video? If so, where do you find one? Great video by the way!
Well done Trevor thanks a lot for that information 👍 God bless you my man
How do you channels like Watch Mojo get away with this? They post entire movie clips!
I'm not 100% certain but my GUESS is either A. Not monetized or B. Written consent. I'd love to know for sure!
Same question
@Be on the Ball. Noo
It could be fair use
@@TrevorJonescreatorWait if you’re not monetized and don’t care about getting monetized then does it matter or not for you to have multiple movie clips and up to 30 second long clips in your videos?
Heck yes i just wanna re edit some clips from movies i really love
Really I thought we cannot use any other video clips. But this is really a great information.
YOU ARE HILARIOUS. You just earned a subscriber. LOL. Great job!
Awwww thanks for the kind words! Makes my day!
Does this apply for Tv shows also because I want to make a compilation of videos for a Tv show that I like
Yep. Same rules.
Hey Trevor! I wanted to do a supercut of the film Evil Dead 2 in which I take each scene the main character is injured and use it in a sort of montage. This would use a pretty substantial amount of scenes, and I was wondering if this would fall under fair use. I wouldn't be monetizing it or anything.
Depends on the studio. Some will make you take it down, others may let it fly...
@@TrevorJonescreator Gotcha. Thank you!
awesome Trevor, much needed video thanks 👍 - I was thinking of using short clips of my childhood art hero Bob Ross on my channel, an oil pianting educational channell..and do a parody, I'm going to try and contact them first but otherwise I would think since Im changing the original purpose with voiceover comments or "bad lipreading" type stuff , I might be ok, any thoughts ?..thanks !!
If the clips are under 4-5 seconds, I'd guess you'd be fine. But if you plan on using bigger chunks, trying to get permission is a good idea. If you don't care about monetization for that video, you're likely fine doing whatever, but there are no guarantees.
@@TrevorJonescreator ok good suggestions, thank you sir!
Guy, the intro was so great that I had to subscribe within the first 20 seconds. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great!!!
Hahah thanks! 🙏
I was wondering if the audio of the clip you’re using (and talking on the top of) is silent and is only visual, does this make it less likely that people will sue or claim copy right?? Just curious to know as I’d love to do some video essays with shots of particular movies/shows as I speak over it - and is it even less likely if you slightly edit it? Thanks in advance if you get back to me!
Great question! Don't think that will help much. TH-cam SEES and HEARS it ALL. However, if you tweak the visual a LOT - like I explain in a video I'll link you to - as in tilt and blur - and it's silent, ya, pretty sure you can get away with more. The biggest thing is to keep the clips short - under about 5 seconds seems to work. Here's that video: th-cam.com/video/2weBieGHRok/w-d-xo.html
Had a thought how does a channel like Deadmeat get away with this ? I know they had a few videos taken down and they had to get a sponsor to re upload it
Either not monetized or they got permission would be my guess.
@@TrevorJonescreator I want to do a top 10 type videos and editing a anime openings so far using the whole opening with one video commentary and not will I get a strike and in trouble for this? Hope you see this to answer to the best you can. Do I give credit to the directors and stuff?
I love this video, so funny and informative, do you mind if I take it to another app, where people dub the video for English learning purpose.
Hi! You have my permission, as long as you include a link to this video. Thanks!
Heck yes! I have a channel where we play a live game show. i think it would be great to have some of these little clips in my video as you mention. Not as a game, but just have some great comments or clips shown during the shows. Thank you for this
Sweet!
Try it yet?
@@TrevorJonescreator no I have not. I am not scared actually
I started this channel very recent. Just started like 4 months ago. I also want to use other clips of movies and also of military. I want to know how to do this.I don't even see any credits in your description. Plz tell
The Entertainer just follow these guidelines! Giving credit is a pain, so i don’t bother but it hasn’t been an issue.
Great video! What about the audio? Can i take maybe 30 seconds voice over or dialogue from a movie and use it on a personal video with all my clips and music? Thanks!
Heck, not sure. TH-cam can SEE and HEAR your videos and compare it to pretty much every major tv show and movie on earth... so they for sure will know. But... you can just TRY it. post it unlisted on your channel, and they will very quicly tell you if you "passed".
Thanks for the video, what if i am making a review video of a Tv or display. Can i show some movie clips or 4k videos from youtube as demo on that tv ??
Same fair use guidelines apply!
Liked & subscribed. Thank you for clearly explaining fair use.
Glad to help. Thank you!
This is great i edit and i really need leonardo dicaprio clips! That are cleat so thanks so much :)
Back with a few more unsolved answers lol. One of your steps to cover ourselves was to get permission to use the clips. How would one get that ball rolling? And once we get permission or give credit in description does that mean we can monetize the video or using clips automatically disqualifies the video for monetization. Really appreciate yr feedback in advance 😊
It's super grey. I'm not a lawyer, so I can't give legal advice. Best rule of thumb: if it's not yours or you don't have permisssion, don't use it. But... If they are short clips and you're following the other stops you'll PROBABLY be fine - even to monetize - but there are no guarantees! It's always a risk! Permission? Just have to research it! For movie/tv clips, I've never done it! Way too time consuming. It's just the super safe way to to do it! Good luck!
@@TrevorJonescreator man thanks much for ur feedback. U dont kno how awsome and hard it is to get open feedback on the basics. Greatly appreciated trevor. Totally siked at giving it a shot. What's the worse that can happen right lol. Wont kno till we try. Thank u again. And I got u on not being able to give me legal advice, but say if I have more questions in the future, is it ok that I ask u for ur personal opinion if that time comes 😉
Hey there dude, ur info is good stuff and like a junky, I'm back. Haha. Through ur vids I'm feeling up to speed on fair use guidelines ect. Question. Whats ur opinion on the amount of clips used in a video opposed to the amount of time used per clip. I'm asking cuz I wanna try to create full sentences using various movie clips. Would 💯% love your personal opinion if u have the time to drop some more knowledge on my ever so ready to absorb mind🤪😁
i want to do a movie marathon video and insert a few clips from each movie but the clips don’t have to be that long
Awesome video, I can tell this was a lot of work. You made the information very entertaining.
This came out on my birthday lol
Sarcasm, is that sarcasm?
Wow. I've been terrified of using any clips. Got a copyright claim on one of my speeches, because I used a song - just found out after years of it being online. They made $5 off me... THAT WAS MY $5 :'( You just TOTALLY changed my game - thank you SO much!
HECK YES!!!! Wow you used a lot of movie clips! And you obviously aren't getting copyright claims..... it was fun watching your video.I'll check out the one you recommended at the end. Thanks for clarifying this fair use. I had just watched Ian's video last week.....Also it would be great to watch you do a video that shows how you get the copyright info and where you get it so it can be easily copied and pasted in the description to give credit. That being said I don't see a list of movies and the copyright info In this description, so how did you circumvent that?
THIS IS THE VIDEO WHICH I NEEDED.....THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH....OMG I LOVE YOU
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Trevor, I’m a professional minister to children now using TH-cam to communicate our message to our audience during this time of quarantine. I have deeper questions that I can’t find the answers to. Can I email you to garner wisdom?! Thank you.
But of course! My email is in the about section!
I want to open my own youtube channel of suggesting movies. So can i use the movie clips of their particular movies? Because if i suggest their movies then in a way, their movies are getting promoted also. Suppose if i suggest The Wolf Of Wall Street and " everyone can find it on netflix " then they will also be promoted. Do i still need licensed copy?
Same rules apply. If you use clips over a few seconds you will probably not be able to monetize those videos.
Here are my current thoughts about it: th-cam.com/video/2weBieGHRok/w-d-xo.html It's also what happened to me.
hello mr. trevor ur video is good one from the most best video i saw.
thanks alot .. i just build my own channel 1 month and i need reference. so i came to your channel and makes me no question. because this video is completly perfect .
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Im really sorry Trevor because my question to you was confusing and not clear, so please allow me to quickly clarify :- Music is not a copyright issue in my question since we are a family of musicians, and all our music rightly belongs to us and fully copyright. So I just wanted to know if using old film dance clips in the context of " fair use" can be to used "together" with our copyright music without confusing the two. As the music is copy right and the video clips would be "fair use" Can you tell me please if both can be used together in the same video ?
Hey Grace - It's exactly the same as I say in the video. Using a small clip MAY be considered fair use, and following the suggestions I make you can increase your chances of it being considered fair use, but there is no way to be certain unless you post. Only a judge can decide if your use is fair use. Even if TH-cam's Content ID flags it, if you're only using 1 second clips I wouldn't think anything serious would happen. But there is always a risk - you always take a chance and there are no guarantees. Personally, I'd take the risk - which in my opinion is minimal - but I like to live on the edge. 😎
@@TrevorJonescreator thats really helpful to know. Thank you Trevor
I screen record some clips that I use for memes and Everytime I upload them, I always credit the videos so I can mention that I’m not pirating, or plagiarizing. And to claim that the content is not mine at all. What I do is pretty correct? Right?
The best practice is for sure to credit the copyright holder but between you and me... I never do it.. Takes too long. And I think the bigger factor by far is the length of the clip. Shorter is better. Like under 5 seconds in my experiecne. Unfortunately, there are no hard and fast rules. But yes, you should give credit to the studio for sure.
ty! i was thinking about using some clips in my edits
Hey Trevor, I know you posted this 1 year ago, but do you know channels like Watch Mojo, CBR, etc. When they play the clips they mute the audio most of the time and credit the creator. Sometimes its a video with slight negativity.... will I get copyright claimed if I do that? If i just put a little bit of negativity, will I get copyright claimed? Thanks.
Eisa TV I’m not certain but my guess is they either have consent or aren’t monetized. If you shown 30 seconds of a movie you will almost certainly get a copyright claim. Even if you change the audio.
What about if I add part of a clip but no sound? For like a review of a movie..
Same guidelines apply!
Heck yes! I'm putting movie clips in my videos to make it more funny
I have a question hope you'll see it and answer it
Where and how did you find the clips you used in this particular video for example?
And was there any copyright issues?
ZouZou here’s how I found all of them: th-cam.com/video/i9E9EUV9Y_Y/w-d-xo.html and no copyright issues.
@@TrevorJonescreator thank you so much for the answer. It helps alot
Hello, thanks for the good content. Question: Do you monetize your videos, containing movie clips?
Yes. Yes I do. No problem as long as the clips are really short, is what I've found so far.
Heck Yeah! I'm scared to upload my video now! lol
Live on the edge! It's fun!
@@TrevorJonescreator 😂
There’s yt channel called movie clips and they post nothing but movie clips. How do they get away with it?
Probably not monetized or money goes to studio.
@@TrevorJonescreator Does doing top 10 list with (narrating) text over clips and none copyright audio count as fair use, removing the audio clip.Would love to know.
ownes by a movie studio
@@aliciaannettafuntop10list57 @Trevor Jones i would like to knothis too
Hello Trevor! Very informative video but I have a question, my friend is doing a rant video about Yu-Gi-Oh!Expressing what he doesn't like and such, would this count under "criticism" fair use? Thank you in advance
He can SAY whatever he wants under the First Amendment, but whether or not what he shows from the movie is OK is what fair use covers. A few seconds, probaby OK. A long scene... probably not unless, of course, he has written consent from the copyright holder.
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Trevor Jones Why can we use film and tv clips and it falls under fair use, but we can’t use licensed stock footage in the same way?
𝙇𝙤𝙨𝙩𝙂𝙚𝙩𝙁𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙 ooh great question! I can only guess but stock footage was expressly created for you to buy to use in your videos. A very different kind of product from a movie, which was just meant for you to consume.
Heck yeah!
New supporter here, is that video with short clips can still be monitize? hoping for your answer
Wow this is a KILLER video with great humor too 😂 Deserves so many more views
Thanks Jeff!
I make virtual recreations of movie sets, and use a couple of photos and mini clips from the real movie set I’m recreating and compare them both, will I get in trouble if I use a couple of seconds of a scene to compare my creation to the real one?
I doubt it, but can't know for sure till you try! I wish they'd give us actual "rules", but they don't exist. Just uplaod unlisted to test.
@@TrevorJonescreator ok, will do. Thanks so much for the reply / advice! 😁
What about 5 minute scenes that are cut and have music played over them to amplify the original message? In other words, can I take 5 minutes from a movie and play a 5 minute song (That I'm allowed to put in my video) and create and amplify a very emotional moment that was already in the movie? for example Like those star wars edits with Anakin's transformation with some sad music.
You will likley get a copyright claim and not be able to monetize, but you MAY be able to leave it up. Here's more thoughts on that: th-cam.com/video/2weBieGHRok/w-d-xo.html
@@TrevorJonescreator I need an answer, ok can't monetize... so no money. But we still can get money from pay per view right?
@@paperplay9744 When I say monetize I mean Google Ad Sense - which is where TH-cam pays you per 1000 views, known as RPM in your analytics. You MAY monetize/"get paid per view" with movie clips if they follow the fair use guidelines. Be remember, NO GUARANTESS, cause copyright holder can always call you out, even if YOU think it was fair use. Best advice: use clips under 5 seconds and wait for TH-cam to run it's checks BEFORE you make it public. Good luck!
@@TrevorJonescreator Thanks a lot for the info, now i get it
thanks for making this. Could you address then how you respond to a copyright claim. I made a trivia quiz for 1960s hits using 5-10 seconds sounbite from each song--got copyright claims for 10 of the 20 clips I used. What can I do? I see a bunch of other channels doing it? I reached out to them to ask, but they are my competition...thanks!
Hey Trevor thanks for the vid! I'm trying to make a movie review and I'm just wondering how many scenes can I use from the movie? You said not to use too much, so I'm just wondering if maybe a total of like 5 minutes, of all the clips together, would be okay. Thanks in advance!
Oh dang I wish there was a cut and dry answer, but I'm afraid there just isn't! I'd love for TH-cam or the movie industry or someone to give us clear rules, but they don't exist. It's all VERY gray. Since you have a new channel, I'd suggest experimenting. If your videos get copyright claims, you'll start to get feel for what you can get away with. The problem is, its not really TH-cam that is deciding what's "allowed" - every studio can have different guidelines they want to enforce. 5 Minutes is actually quite a bit of content so it could very well get flagged... but you're doing a review... but it's monitored but a computer not a person... ie, lots of factors, no solid answers. My motto: better to ask forgiveness than permission - but that could hose me! And... this is all just my opinion since I'm no lawyer (thank goodness). My advice to my kid would be: go for it and see what happens! Then adjust accordingly! Also, watch Ian Corzine's video. He IS a TH-cam lawyer! Best of luck!
@@TrevorJonescreator I appreciate the response!
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7:07 HEY, EFF YOU TOO BUDDY. Just kidding. Thanks for the great guidelines.
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Thanks Trevor --- New to the world of YT. What about a small part/clip of a movie with music in the background? Like for example "Show Me The Money", Tom is yelling, but there is a song playing. I wanted to use about 4 seconds of it. Thank you for all you do :-)
What's up Mister Rogers! There is never a guarantee when using someone else's content, but I've used a TON of clips in the 2-5 second range and never had an issue. Tried some longer stuff... no bueno. But I'm 99.763% certain you'll be fine with a clip that short. Plus, TH-cam tells you if you're "clear" shortly after you upload - you just have to wait for the all clear signal. But note that if you get the all clear after upload, a copyright holder can still call it out any time after. But that's really unlikely on a short clip like that.
@@TrevorJonescreator --- Did you get my most current reply? Oh, feel free to call me if that works :-)
@@MisterRogersHomes I didn't see another message. Where would it be?
@@TrevorJonescreator - Not sure where it went, but I was, I guess, re-asking this: What if the movie clip one is using, has music in the background? Like the show me the money clip, you can hear music. Again, I am newer to this and us about 5 seconds maybe less, but wasn't sure about that part (music being played behind the words being said in the quote of a movie). I truly appreciate your channel and help. I may be new to the world of YT (feel free to check out my channel, don't laugh), but I am not new to RE. Heck, our team is humbly one of the top producers in the Valley of the Sun; Annually. So if I can ever help you, just ask. Have a BEAUTIFUL night.
@@MisterRogersHomes Ya - same rules for music and movie clips. 5 seconds is usually pretty safe for either - even music in BG of a movie clip. But never a guarantee. Upload unlisted first and let checks run and YT will till you if you're good. BUT... even if YT says you're good, copyright holder can always come at you later. Just not likely. Good luck!