YouTube Collaboration & Copyright Question

[WDA]

Hi there I am considering working with several other creators the plan would be for them to create content for my channel which I would narrate edit and upload to my channel.



so let’s say I had an agreement and I paid a creator for content and I paid someone for a narration I edited both together and upload it onto the channel would I be open for any copyright claims is there anything I should consider putting in place before doing this?

 

[xStewie]

If you are confident with them, just make them sign some documents...

 

[Quicktips]

What's your niche?

 

[Aveqts]

Exactly, like said above you should make sure you get the rights of the videos and the rights to publish the video
Just made them sign some documents

 

[WDA]

What's your niche?

Channel is helpvid Make toDo help type tutorials. I can take care of narration and editing just don’t have the time to produce the actual content on a consistent basis. So my thought was to partner with others that may be interested in dealing with instant monitors action opportunity and English narration.

 

[Quicktips]

Channel is helpvid Make toDo help type tutorials. I can take care of narration and editing just don’t have the time to produce the actual content on a consistent basis. So my thought was to partner with others that may be interested in dealing with instant monitors action opportunity and English narration.

What are you helping with? Help video isn't really a niche if you aren't targeting another niche on top of it. Are you focusing on gaming, trades, crafts? Have you made any video already or have a established channel?

 

[Surewin]

So long as the people who have created the content have agreed (preferably in writing) to your editing and publishing that content AND the content they created hasn't been ripped off in the first place, then you are fine. Make sure you have exclusive rights too i.e. the people who create the content don't use it for their own channels.

 

[WDA]

So long as the people who have created the content have agreed (preferably in writing) to your editing and publishing that content AND the content they created hasn't been ripped off in the first place, then you are fine. Make sure you have exclusive rights too i.e. the people who create the content don't use it for their own channels.

Interesting I guess someone could rip another content, is there a way to figure out if this has been dowloaded from existing video??