Pardon the cross post:
Hi Everyone,
This fall the VRT sent out a survey to better gauge current membership
media related library roles, interests, and preferred strategies for VRT
outreach and engagement. An additional goal was to capture topic interests
for a potential, much subsidized, VRT
Does anybody know where I can get a DVD copy of this
http://www.amazon.com/Show-Boat-Magn%C3%B3lia-Barco-Ilus%C3%B5es/dp/B001OIO3DM/ref=sr_1_7?s=movies-tvie=UTF8qid=1358953400sr=1-7keywords=showboat+1936
I assume this is a legit copy?
Rhonda Pancoe
Media Acquisitions Coordinator
Colgate
In case anyone is interested, I will be giving a talk about OLAC's work on the
potential of the FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) to
improve access to moving image materials in libraries at the OLAC meeting.
Details are below--Kelley
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Greetings:
A faculty asked me for, ...I could use some additional* visual
resources*such as
*talks by working producers or lighting directors* or anything on *budgeting
or scheduling or working with guild and talent*.
I recommend:
- Criterion Editions have a lot behind the scenes interviews
This copy is an obvious bootleg which is probably why Amazon no longer
sells it. I have a friend at WB and asked him what the situation is on
releasing this. WB is basically better than all other studios combined in
releasing its material so the fact that this appears not to be released
leads me
OK I can confirm WB is working on a restoration but these things actually
take time so whoever wants it will have to wait. It should be noted that
WB takes this stuff very seriously and has filed a major lawsuit against
Amazon 3rd party sellers ( like the one you linked) who have been selling
Hi all,
I don't think this has one clear answer, but I had a student ask what
movies has faced the most copyright issues? My initial thought is *Eyes on
the Prize*. Would any of you have others that have faced more, or perhaps
more difficult issues? And, outside of documentaries, what about
How about Birth of a Nation..
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You see, I don't believe that
Depends what you mean by most EYES had a ton of music and footage that
was not licensed for DVD so it cost a fortune to do so. The exact same
issues ( well image not music) exist with other films like HOLLYWOOD , THE
PIONEERS, But these issues are at least straightforward. The more complex
ones
BIRTH has faced only one copyright problem that I know of. Many years ago
the evil Raymond Rohauer using his usual ruse of getting people who never
owned rights to sign them over to me, claimed the rights and took Killiam
Shows to court over it. He lost. As we have gone over before different
I was thinking of controversy
R
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jessica Rosner
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 1:41 PM
To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: [Videolib] Movies that faced the most copyright issues
Would It's a Wonderful Life be a good example of a well-known film with
copyright issues? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_a_Wonderful_Life#Release
Michael May
Carnegie-Stout Public Library, Dubuque
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On
A key example of a film that was long considered PD but later protected by
underlying rights. There are lots of those and then of course you have
literally tens of thousands of mostly European films retroactively
copyrighted by GATT. I was thinking more in terms of films that had
particularly
I am looking for ordering information for the following video:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0163594/
Title: Dance of Hope
Production company: Copihue Productions Inc.
Director: Deborah Shaffer
Stars: Peter Gabriel and Sting.
Duration: 75 minutes
Languages: Spanish with English subtitles
Release
Eyes on the Prize would probably be one of the most elaborate and expensive
to clear the copyrights, though to be fair, those were just because the
clip rights had expired so it really wasn't a copyright issue. Absolutely.
And yes, the court case over IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (more specifically, the
Oh- yes - I had forgotten about It's a Wonderful Life - that may be the
classic example.
That said, I like Jessica's take on the question too. We were talking
about music, and there are so many rich examples - the Supreme Court case
with 2 Live Crew, the Biz Markie case, George Harrison's
Great list Dennis - thanks!
Allen Reichert
Electronic Access Librarian
Otterbein University
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 8:41 PM, Reichert, Allen preich...@otterbein.eduwrote:
Oh- yes - I had forgotten about It's a Wonderful Life - that may be the
classic example.
That said, I like Jessica's
Thanx Jessica.
There are copies on ebay.de and WorldCat shows a couple copies in German
Universities, certainly PAL and in German.
We have First a Girl which is in distribution.
I guess it will remain one of those wished for titles.
-deg
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