A PhD student wants to use a still-image from a movie to illustrate her
article, but the article publisher (Berg Publishers, UK) wants to make sure
she obtains the copyright holder permission or clearance to use it.
The movie is Playtime by Jacque Tati (1967).
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Chuck McCann
Strozier Library Sc
I don't know who holds the worldwide rights , but it is most likely
one of the large French companies. I would try to see who originally
released it, otherwise perhaps someoen at Janus could look it up in
their data base for you . Since they handle it in the US they would
know who owns it. Good luc
ssica Rosner [maddux2...@gmail.com]
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I don't know who holds the worldwide rights , but it is most likely
one of the large French companies. I would try
If the image is actually a frame of the film, and the article is scholarly, it
is surely such a tiny percentage of the film as to constitute fair use. If it
is a photographic still (shot during filming or posed), it may have a different
owner from the film itself.
Kvetch: I have seen another UK
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