Please send all of these filmmakers my way and I will happily oblige with
16mm and a big screen! I have more and more people pushing DVDs or some
other digital screening method on me when I inquire about showing a print.
Ble.
On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Dennis Doros wrote:
> And if
Well, of course, I don't think any film is irreplaceable (except Powell and
Pressburger's I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING), but most people with films want to
be found and their films rented. And I don't think you want to give up the
Les Blanks and Frederick Wiseman's of the world who don't believe in givin
Trust me I know it is very frustrating, but the fact that you are unable to
get a response or the even more likely scenario that the response is no ( I
am thinking here more of feature films) than you have ask the instructor to
either find another title you can license or presuming the title was
re
I have had some luck in locating the filmmaker on Facebook, and then getting
the appropriate rights/distributor contact information from that contact. I did
not have to request that they add me as a friend, I could message them directly
(but I think that might be a privacy setting, so your milea
Well...at present there are two alternatives, and really two only
1. Throw up your hands and find another film...assuming that streaming
without permission or license does not stand up to fair use tests or your
institution's tolerance for risk...
or
2. Cast your lots with the risk-tolerant and
If you want to know more about streaming rights, attend the one-day session
for only $200, Thursday, June 7th at the CIP Biennial Symposium in
Baltimore, MD and hear keynote speaker Peggy Hoon discuss "The Elephant In
The Room: Copyright and Digitization Projects." Plus you can attend a
full-da
Nahum,
If you choose to sell home use copies it is pretty much impossible to
prevent it from being used in a class. The only way around this is
have everyone who purchases a copy agree in writing that the film IS for
their own personal use and can not be used in a class, resold etc. This
becomes a
I swear, this whole streaming thing is enough to make me want to retire
early!
If we are interested in streaming an entire film, what are we supposed
to do when the source (filmmaker, production co., whatever) has only an
online presence and is so small that their website indicates no phone #
I didn't see this posted on Videolib
My problem is a practical one not theoretic legal query on fair use
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Hey look we can (mostly) agree. I don't think the term "theatrical" is the
best one. Keep in mind the UCLA case was based mainly on 3 hour plus BBC
Shakespeare production. It is again a question of how much of a work is
used and works that are "creative" ( usually but not always fiction) have
alway
I agree that this decision (or any decision on record) cannot be used in any
way to justify freely streaming theatrical films, and any impact it has would
be negative. It is certainly interesting to think about the UCLA situation in
the context of Judge Evans's comments, and I imagine the UCLA l
Roger,
I would still say based on Judith's assessment and looking over a little of
the decision and the opinions, that Jessica is correct in saying that if
100% of a copyrighted material is put up on a University streaming site
where the rights are readily available, then there is no part of this
Thank you Judith. It looks like you read the entire decision (at least, wait
for it... the good parts) and understand the specifics and the exceptions of
this particular decision.
Each case is only more case law, not (so far) a definitive decision on fair
use. Well-reasoned analyses with a min
Hi, all. I meant to demo this search in the Media Resource Discussion
Group virtual meeting in January but you can get the House Report
94-1476easily through LexisNexis Academic search if you subscribe. It
is not
binding law but it is a directive that tries to quantify. Here is my
screencast:
h
Wondering if any libraries out there have any 16mm xenon (not the usual
halogen) projectors that they no longer use. I'd like to upgrade ours.
Thanks,
Dave
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(401) 467-2700 x2
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage t
Hi Cindy and all,
We looked at Anatomy TV and a few other online 3-D anatomy resources a few
months ago. A group of anatomy faculty members here did not like it for a few
reasons: they said it contains errors, the images are schematic versus
realistic, and that students get distracted by the fun
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