Long story short - I want to take clips from a movie, and stitch them together with edited content on top to make a quick parody/joke video.
What is the best course of action to avoid any sort of copyright infringement action? Or to avoid getting automatically flagged by the Content ID system?
I don't necessarily plan on monetizing the video. I understand that parody is protected by fair use, but even that is open to interpretation and isn't a solid legal stance. There are other channels, for example YourMovieSucks, that use movie footage and provide a review, and they even go so far as to monetize their work. However, it seems that they have DMCA complaints filed against them.
Would it be safe enough to include PARODY in the title and description? Does anyone have some good advice on this matter?
What is the best course of action to avoid any sort of copyright infringement action? Or to avoid getting automatically flagged by the Content ID system?
I don't necessarily plan on monetizing the video. I understand that parody is protected by fair use, but even that is open to interpretation and isn't a solid legal stance. There are other channels, for example YourMovieSucks, that use movie footage and provide a review, and they even go so far as to monetize their work. However, it seems that they have DMCA complaints filed against them.
Would it be safe enough to include PARODY in the title and description? Does anyone have some good advice on this matter?