I am running a quality improvement project on guideline adherence and I would like to use a video from a journal as part of the educational material of my study. However, the video is old and for keeping it up-to-date with the current guidelines I need to edit it (Add new references, etc). Do I need the permission of either of the publisher or the authors? How should I mention this use in any possibly upcoming papers?
Yes you need authorisations to modify a video (for an external use). Check with the authors who has got the rights.
yes, if it is having copyright. If the work is in public domain, permission not required.
Almost certainly the video is in copyright. As it is not clear who owns it - the publisher or the author - check with them. Yes, you will probably need to ask for permission, though in some jurisdictions, copying for non-commercial educational purposes is allowed without having to ask for permission.
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