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Luisa Winters

Instructor and consultant for Adobe products

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Working in the motion graphics industry part 3

Identify the intellectual property rights, permissions, and licensing needed for using content.

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Learning Outcomes:

  • Identify legal considerations for third-party content usage.
  • Understand Creative Commons and copyright symbols.
  • Differentiate between commercial and noncommercial use.

Level: Intermediate

Skills you'll gain:

After Effects, Copyright, Attribution, Creative Commons

Key Insights

  • Creative Commons allows legal sharing and building on works.
  • Public domain content can be used freely without permission.
  • Copyright grants exclusive rights to the creator.
  • Intellectual property includes trademarks, patents, and copyrights.
  • Derivative works build upon original copyrighted content.
  • Attribution is essential for giving credit to creators.
  • Work for hire may limit ownership rights.
  • Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission.
  • Legal advice should be sought for specific copyright questions.
  • Understanding these concepts is crucial for content creators.

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