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Subject: [Videolib] Institutional Pricing for DVDs rant
Fellow camslib/videolib folks,
A faculty
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Subject: [Videolib] Institutional Pricing for DVDs rant
Fellow camslib/videolib folks,
A faculty member recently requested we acquire a film titled White Scripts
and Black Supermen: Black Masculinities in Comic Books. At the site
The price for a 16mm 5-year lease for classroom use only was between $1500
and $2000!
Linda
Linda Duchin
VP Nontheatrical Sales
New Yorker Films
220 East 23rd St., Ste. 409
New York, NY 10011
linda.duc...@newyorkerfilms.com
www,newyorkerfilms.com
Phone: 212-645-4600
On 9/20/12 8:08
Fellow camslib/videolib folks,
A faculty member recently requested we acquire a film titled White Scripts and
Black Supermen: Black Masculinities in Comic Books. At the site to purchase
it, the dreaded tiered pricing plan appears
(http://newsreel.org/video/WHITE-SCRIPTS-BLACK-SUPERMEN), with
Richard,
I'll shoot a thought at that invitation. If the independent video authors and
agents could get their works listed with jobbers, particularly Baker Taylor,
Blackwell, and others that serve higher ed, then they could lower prices some
because they'd have a bigger audience. On the
Dear folks,
Just some information back. Even at $25 (and less), I sell about 50 to 150
copies of any of my DVDs to the colleges, high schools and public libraries
of America. There are very few institutions left who buy indie DVDs and
BluRays because they *should* be offering them to their
In my past life long before I ever got in the acquisition of DVDS, I
worked here at USC as
a serials librarian. With the pricing of academic journals, there
always been a two tiered
system of pricing. There is one rate which an individual pays for a
subscription, and what
a university library
Hi
Not many things are currently rousing me from my post-retirement lethargy,
but this issue does.
You're talking about buying a title from a distributor that has exclusive
distribution rights. What's going on here--tiered pricing with specific
stipulations re use--is really matter of business
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Subject: [Videolib] Institutional Pricing for DVDs rant
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Richard wrote:
A faculty member recently requested we acquire a film titled White Scripts
and Black Supermen: Black Masculinities in Comic Books. At the site to
purchase it, the dreaded tiered pricing plan appears
(http://newsreel.org/video/WHITE-SCRIPTS-BLACK-SUPERMEN), with public and
PM
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Subject: Re: [Videolib] Institutional Pricing for DVDs rant
Susan at Wabash College wrote:
Richard, you asked if any of us ever try to work with
publishers/producers/small distributors. My answer is YES, and I did so in
yesterday's case . I'm not necessarily
Susan at Wabash College wrote:
Richard, you asked if any of us ever try to work with
publishers/producers/small distributors. My answer is YES, and I did so in
yesterday's case . I'm not necessarily opposed to the concept of tiered
pricing for these kinds of films, but I *do* object to having
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Subject: Re: [Videolib] Institutional Pricing for DVDs rant
To add to this ongoing discussionÅ a question directed to those who have been
in the industry for a long timeÅ
What were the going charges for a film in 16mm back in the day before video?
I recall wanting desperately to have in my
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videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] *On Behalf Of *Nellie J Chenault
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I do not object to institutional pricing
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