Copyright & licensing

Last reviewed: 5 November 2026 (draft for approval).

Free for everyone

• Watch our films and music videos on this site and on our YouTube channel.
• Share a link, or use YouTube’s own share and embed buttons.
• Quote a short extract where the law allows it, such as in a review, with “Risk Ward” credited.

What needs a licence

Our films, songs, music videos, characters and artwork are our own work, and we keep the rights we hold in them. A licence is needed to:

• download, copy or re-upload them anywhere;
• edit, remix or use the music in something you make;
• show or play them in training, presentations or on a learning platform;
• use them commercially, for example in advertising or a paid course.

Getting a licence

Creators and organisations will be able to buy a download together with its licence from the Risk Ward store. The store is coming soon. Until then, tell us what you’d like to use and how, and we’ll reply.

Ask about a licence

A licence covers the rights we hold in the work, on the terms written in it.

Seen our work used without a licence?

Please let us know, with a link to where you saw it.

YouTube’s own terms also apply when you watch there. This page isn’t legal advice. See also our terms of use.