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 2009-01-16, 08:35
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Legality of rotoscoping copyrighted material?
I'm working on an animated feature (still very pre-production) and I was hoping to use rotoscoping for a few sequences to cut back on production cost and cause it would look neat.
Would I be legally allowed to use copyrighted footage as a source since I'll be animating over every frame or would that still get me sued? I definitely don't have extra cash to shell out for royalties (or a lawsuit...).
Should I just stick with stock footage?
-F☺rd
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