Today in class we watched a video about copyright laws using movie clips from Disney. Initially, the video wasn’t what I expected, which made it a little more difficult to digest and understand as I was taking notes. However, I believe the video followed copyright laws. Even though the video we watched was 10 minutes long, and as the law describes for copyright use, people can only use three minutes of film that doesn’t belong to them. Though, there were 27 video sources, multiplying that by three would’ve concluded the video to be 81 minutes long. This is why, I think they did not use the full three minutes, and if my memory serves correctly, people can only use up to three minutes of the copyrighted film, but it doesn’t say that they are required to use the full three minutes. Some clips showed were brief and only used a minimum of ten or so times for only a few seconds. That is why I believe this video follows the copyright law so long as it continues to be fair use.
Month: August 2022
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