| Fair use means you're using it in a different way than the original was used for. Whether if you're making a fandub, a review, a Youtube poop, an AMV, or anything else then it qualifies as fair use. On Youtube, however, the rules are different and fair use is these rules for companies that welcome the free publicity and may even want to pocket some of the revenue the video makes while others will take down videos that fit well within fair use. Just upload what you want and form negative opinions on the companies that take down your videos that are perfectly legal. |
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| how fair use works: if get anime creators cared enough to get their anime auto-detected by yotuube, you will get a copyright strike if they didn't it's fair use you could make another account to test the waters first |
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| Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't you get a content id claim if you use copyrighted footage for more than 10 seconds? Just something to keep in mind, in case you're going to use scenes from different shows. |
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| You're likely going to have to fight a lot of bullshit claims. Even if you're analyzing works and using the footage in a way that totally fits under fair use, Japanese companies happily throw around strikes and sometimes fight to keep those strikes. |
| "No, son, you may not have your body pillow at the dinner table!" |
| You probably won't have to fight anything If they see their stuff, they are just going to monetize the video for you and collect it You can still have the video, but you can't profit from them, only Youtube or the company (Funimation, etc) can like this If it's something you really wanna do, they won't stop you |
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| unlike video games, anything on television is stingy piece of prick, and idiot since they dont want free advertizement. |
Cross  AngeHey guys check my profile for current airing season anime recommendation (guaranteed best taste) |
| Fair use is not formally legalized in Japan. Although introduced, almost all copyright unions oppose it for fear of being abused. Depending on works used, getting a copyright claim is possible and it's hard to predict unless you are familiar with the production groups behind each work. Anime consisting of song audio tracks may also be a target for copyright claim. |
| To be honest, after seeing anime youtubers and stuff, it really is difficult to tell. I have seen youtubers get their video removed just because they used an image of the anime on the thumbnail, and then in the video, there is no image or clip, just their own face talking about the anime. |
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