Using copyrighted content licensed under Creative Commons or from the Public Domain

Copyright forbids what technology allows. An easy way around this issue is to use Creative Commons or open licensing content as well as content in the public domain. This video features some strategies to locate such material and tips on using them in your own creations.

[@californiacowboyroadshow]

What about the music in Public domain TV shows? For example The Beverly Hillbillies intro song

[@cartoonschannel8782]

I often saw Brand videos like Tom and Jerry cartoons etc on RUclips under Creative Commons licensed that are published and monetized by other RUclipsrs. Can I reuse these videos without any copyright strike from their original owners?

[@hansonprojects]

Useful Information!

[@k1ngN0rk]

08:50 if you use the content in your class and you are being paid, isn't that commercial use?
With that logic I could use it on a paid workshop, like a record used by a dj...

[@euphorikbeats]

Personally I wouldn't class that as commercial usage, but others might.
It may be best to contact the copyright holder and ask them if they view your usage as commercial.