Re: [Frameworks] Going rate for licensing film footage to large museums

Hi Bruce,There's isn't a "going rate" or standard rate, it varies widely depending on the artist, exhibition, museum, format (SD or HD?) etc.  Usually museums will budget per film, not per minute.  A compilation reel of short excerpts might be an exception and budgeted per minute, but we've never d

Re: [Frameworks] Going rate for licensing film footage to large museums

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Re: [Frameworks] Going rate for licensing film footage to large museums

Are speaker to the Walker in Minneapolis?? On Monday, March 11, 2013, Robert Haller wrote: > Dear Bruce, > > I don’t understand the question. Some museums prefer to show a recycling > DVD instead of 16 or 35 mm films—in galleries. If a film is to be shown two > or three times a week in a theater

Re: [Frameworks] Going rate for licensing film footage to large museums

Dear Bruce, I don¹t understand the question. Some museums prefer to show a recycling DVD instead of 16 or 35 mm films‹in galleries. If a film is to be shown two or three times a week in a theater, the rate would be different. The Museum of the Moving Image or MoMA have had experience in both optio