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There is a five part series of articles on
copyright at DV-info net (I'll pull the link out and paste it below) which is
really frightening. If you're filming in a bar and intrusive music is
playing in the background (music you don't want), you can't use your footage
unless you get a release or purchase rights to that music.
All this paperwork is enough to drive any sane
person mad. The Current TV release form asks people to verify the identity
of people they interview, getting driver's license numbers, etc. Now, that
is really going a bit far.
Reading the articles this link will lead you to is
a really frightening experience.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 1:36
AM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Various
types of permission forms
On 9/4/05, Randolfe Wicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The nice thing about vlogging is you get to
bypass all of this.
Randolfe, exactly what
makes you say so? I mean, it's not like you can claim you're not "publishing"
the footage. Just because it's not for profit doesn't mean all those sites and
persons being interviewed have given permission to post it to the Internet--
or even to shoot the footage in the first place.
I'm just trying to
figure out what makes you think "it's okay if it's for a vlog"? Is that like
"it's okay if I use this music only in my website"? Or "it's okay for me to
download this feature film with bittorrent-- I'm only watching it at
home."
--Stephanie
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Stephanie Bryant
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