Fair Use: Video Analysis

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n the video a Fair(y) use tale, It follows all the qualifications that goes under fair use. The definition of fair use is copyright material that in circumstances such as quotes, critisum, news reportings, teaching, and research, without needed permission or purchase from the copyright holder, you can use it. In Fair(y) use tale it is a video about Fair use, it gives examples, definitions with clips and small portions of Disney cartoons. Disney has a very strict policy and guidelines about showing a using these movies. Things that disney want you to use before you use there work is, contact between you and them, the disney services, your content and account, paid transactions, competitions, submissions and unsolicited Ideas and Policies, claims of copyright …show more content…
Faden wasn't in the wrong making this video, he was proving a point on ways to get around copyright because Disney has to be one of the strictest ones out there. Faden made this so he could show viewers that is you use your own ideas you can accomplish things that prove big points. What he made it a parody if you will. He edited it put his thoughts and work into it and made it his own. Comments under this video tell you many other things that Faden did so he would pass through copyright with no blood on his hands. A comment from InchonDM said “For those who are complaining about the medium: the format of this video was done very specifically to use only a certain amount of footage from each individual movie. More than that, and you wind up breaking copyright.” i think he said that because so many people were saying how this is a bad idea and how he will probably get into a lot of trouble. Like Tyler Horbacio he said “ how ironic would it be if this got taken down for copyright.” but the funny thing is, it can't, because it falls under fair

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