In the video itself, you may have credits as long as there is a
blinking cursor or they are handmade (written in sand, chalk, on
cardboard, whatever) and shot on tape, not designed on a computer
(again, unless there is a blinking cursor). You could certainly have
the site listed where the video is to be found (even if that site is
your name), and the name of the poster will always be there for each
post. Something like Bre's I make things opener is acceptable.
although the added music would not be acceptable.
hmmm. interesting. I don't actually expect that many people to be
interested in this, but who knows? might be a fun little experiment.
clark
--- In [email protected], Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you explain this one?
>
> Can you have credits?
>
> The way video moves around the web these days having credits embedded
> in the video seems like a requirement.
>
> --Steve
>
> On Jul 24, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Clark ov Saturn wrote:
>
> > 10. The director must not be credited in the vlog clip. (but may be in
> > the vlog post).
>
> --Steve
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