Can I use a 6 second video clip from a music video?
It depends on how long the original video is, but generally a short clip by itself that is around 6 seconds, should be fine under fair use.
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It depends on how long the original video is, but generally a short clip by itself that is around 6 seconds, should be fine under fair use.
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You may be able to use small snippets of music so long as they are very small and do not comprise the entire work.
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Canada's law are similar to the US law. You can use small excerpts to teach under fair use.
You may use snippets of these works provided they are 10-15 seconds as this will not be copyright infringement.
You MUST contact an IP attorney to discuss this as more information is required. Many of us offer free initial consultations, why not use one. ...