I’m this close to seeking legal counsel because it’s beginning to border on harassment. I’ve also received multiple claims from them on many other films throughout the year they decided to release without a fuss. “I currently have two appeals running with them, and expect to hear back in as soon as 30 days.
“They take almost every claim to the appeal process, forcing creators to sign tons of forms before acknowledging their rights,” Stuckmann said. Stuckmann, a longtime YouTuber, noted that his videos fall under YouTube’s fair use policies and Universal Pictures wasn’t playing fair. Stuckmann said the studio issued a DMCA takedown for every video he put up that used any footage from a film belonging to a studio. Questions over the limitations and vagueness of fair use are circulating YouTube once again this time hitting creators who work on movie reviews, critical essays and longer form videos.Ĭonversation picked up last week after Chris Stuckmann, a popular YouTuber known for his movie reviews and who boasts more than 1.2 million subscribers, tweeted about problems he was encountering with Universal Pictures.
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