Also, there is a new title card for the show. Including higher quality visuals, the background is blurred while Ray is clear. The camera appears to be lower than he is and at an angle upward, meaning that Ray has to stoop slightly. Although, a few months later that was fixed and the camera is now at his eye-level.
Finally, due to the team of staff that now help Ray produce the show, there are credits that roll at the end of each episode while a techno-like beat plays. Credits were featured when Ray worked with Maker Studios, though they eventually stopped being put in. According to Ray, its current format is the way that he always wanted his show to be.
In the episode So Long Ray , he announced that he was going to record the Your Favorite Martian album and that there would be guest hosts for the six weeks. On March 15, , Carlos decided to revert to the classic "Equals Three" format, which had three videos reviewed in one episode and an episode was released on Tuesday and Friday.
The host reviews videos he discovers either personally or through a user and usually keeps up-to-date by immediately broadcasting exceptionally viral videos in the following episode. However, more than once has he reviewed older, lesser-known videos he wishes to share. During "pre-production" the host selects the videos and writes a script revolving around the three which may or may not be relevant to each other.
Get Known if you don't have an account. Honey, get me my beer, the midget on the internet is tellin' me not to do somethin' so I gotta do it! Puff : To be honest she smells like an Indian. Indian Guy : Hey, that's not funny! Puff : stammers No, no I mean like Indian food.
Like curry smells bad. Indian food! Indian Guy : You're a dick! This line should serve as a great mental guide for content creators on YouTube who engage in what they hope will be fair use. Videos that use excessive amounts of the original are, in my opinion, bad content because — at the very least — they demonstrate sloppy editing and pacing and — at worst —are horribly unoriginal.
Fourth Factor Market Harm : The fourth fair use factor examines whether the use will result in a substantially adverse impact to the potential market for the original and its derivative works a derivative work is where the original is used to create another work, like turning a book into a movie.
Jukin argued numerous hypothetical market harms — each of which failed to demonstrate the existence of actual market harm. Second, Jukin argued that it often licenses its videos for the exact same kind of uses as Equals Three.
Summary of Factors : Because fair use is a context-sensitive inquiry that requires analyzing all four fair use factors together, the court summarized its analysis as follows:. The first and third factors thus strongly favor fair use.
There is no proof of cognizable harm to any actual or potential market, and thus the fourth factor favors neither party. Thus, on balance, the factors weigh in favor of fair use for all episodes except Sheep to Balls.
In the case, Jukin filed a motion for partial summary judgment that Equals Three could not claim the fair use defense. This is was where the disaster happened. Please enable JavaScript to pass antispam protection! Antispam by CleanTalk. Navigation menu Toggle navigation. Jump to: navigation , search. The logo from to Status: Partially Lost.
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