Don't use anything in your project that you don't have ____________ to use.

• correct file sizes

• written permission

• color modes

• proofs

Answer explanation

Written permission can come in many forms -- literal written permission or permissions given through a website where you've purchased the artwork/photo from.

An original work whose creator has the sole right/license to create, copy, or distribute refers to ________________.

• fair use

• intellectual property

• copyright

• creative commons

Answer explanation

Notice copyRIGHT and sole RIGHT.

Parts of a copyrighted work can be used without permission. This is called _____________.

• derivative works

• fair use

• attribution

• share-alike

Answer explanation

Fair use is when you use parts (like 20 seconds) of a Disney video to make a point in a presentation or a parody, but you can't use the whole movie.

An idea, process, or physical creation comes from the work of the mind and is called ________________.

• copyright

• work for hire

• Intellectual property

• fair dealing

Answer explanation

An idea is INTELLECTUAL (think of thinking) PROPERTY but the idea itself cannot be copyrighted. It has to take on a form -- choreography, written, produced, etc.

Something created from or based on something that already exists is called ____________.

• copyrighted

• derivative works

• iterations

• file sharing

Answer explanation

Once an idea has taken form, such as an artwork, when someone changes it, they have deviated, or in this case, created a derivative (based on another source) of the original.

If photographing someone on location, you should have TWO releases. What are they?

• time release and copyright release

• model release and location release

• model release and copyright release

• copyright release and location release

Answer explanation

The model has to give you permission to use their photos even if you just shot their portraits for them.

If you don't have a location release, you may not even get the photoshoot done because they may come to stop you. Rockwall harbor will stop you before you even get the cameras set up!

What does this symbol mean?

• Creative Commons

• Creative Control

• Corporate Control

• Corporate Commons

Answer explanation

Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that helps overcome legal obstacles to the sharing of knowledge and creativity.

What does this symbol mean?

• Attribution is required

• men's bathroom

• Derivatives

• Share-Alike

Answer explanation

This means you have to ATTRIBUTE (give credit to) the PERSON that created the work you want to use.

What does this symbol mean?

• share alike -- no changes to the license

• recycle your images

• no derivatives allowed

• attribution

Answer explanation

Ever heard the phrase, share, and share-alike? Think of the arrow in that circular phrase -- share, and share alike, doing it over and over again. However, Share-Alike CAN NOT be changed. You can use it, but don't change it. This usally also includes attribution.

What does this symbol mean?

• share-alike

• attribution

• no derivatives

• equal rights uses

Answer explanation

Think, it is what it is -- or it is = it is. There are NO CHANGES on either side of the = symbol. This means there are NoDerivatives, also known as NoDerivs.