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I want music and/or sound effects in my video content: How can I get some legally?
You may use original music, created by you or someone you ask to help you. By original, we mean truly new music that is not a remix or a cover and that does not sample other music. If someone creates original music for your work, you should have them sign a music release. (For example, see the "Test movie music release form" below.) This also applies to sound effects.
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I want to make video content that contains photographs or other images: How can I get some legally?
You can use photographs that you take yourself or that you ask someone to take for you. You can also use your own drawings and other images you make. However, if someone takes a photograph or creates a drawing or other image for you, you should have them sign a release. (For example, see the "Photo/footage release form" below.) Altering a photograph or image with a program such as Photoshop, for example, does not necessarily alter the underlying rights to that image.
You also can license photographs and stock footage from companies, but you will need to get a written license agreement and ensure that you obtain rights broad enough to permit use in revisions of your content and distribution of your content (and any revisions of it) by any form of distribution.