Question about use of Unreal Matinee (short movies)

[anonymous_user_5d5a8496]

Hi all.

From the UE4 FAQ:

Are any revenue sources royalty-free?
Yes! The following revenue sources are royalty-free:

Ancillary products, including t-shirts, CDs, plushies, action figures and books. The exception is items with embedded data or information, such as QR codes, that affect the operation of the product.
Consulting and work-for-hire services using the engine. This applies to architects using the engine to create visualizations as well as consultants receiving a development fee.
Non-interactive linear media, including movies, animated films and cartoons distributed as video.
Cabinet-based arcade games and amusement park rides.
Truly free games and apps (with no associated revenue).

That’s means i can insert a Unreal Matinee sequence into my indie short movie without have to buy a license from Epic?
I have just to give credits to Epic/Unreal Engine for use, submit/notify Epic when product is ready to go, right? Or something more is needed?

Im not a Unreal Engine user, the question why im here is: >>>> can a camera sequence made with Unreal Matinee be placed into a short movie? <<<<

Short movie is live action, CGI made with Blender. (indie short movie, uploaded to YouTube)

Sorry for my bad english

[anonymous_user_923c79df]

You dont have to buy a license from epic -> the UE4 is free + you dont have to pay the 5%

https://answers.unrealengine/questions/186617/using-ue4-in-a-movie-production.html
"There are no royalties for using UE4 in linear/non-interactive productions like movies or TV. "