Ed Rosano on Music Publishing Rights
by Dan Schoenbrun on October 27, 2010Ed Rosano discusses music licensing pricing tiers.
From the 2010 Independent Filmmaker Conference.
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Ed Rosano discusses music licensing pricing tiers.
From the 2010 Independent Filmmaker Conference.
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Going beyond the legal debates and jargon to provide filmmakers with tools that will facilitate their filmmaking, this panel will take the audience from the fundamentals of copyright law to the best practices to employ in the practical application of Fair Use, covering copyright …
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Filmmaker Conference 2009 – Whats the Deal – Filmmaking 2.0
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Filmmaker Conference 2008 – Net Neutrality
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Filmmaker Conference 2008 – Know Your Digital Rights
How much are digital rights worth to producers and filmmakers? And which rights should filmmakers consider retaining or exploiting in this proliferation of new distribution outlets? Learn the deal structures and benefits for independent filmmakers from the …
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John Hadity, President and CEO, Hadity & Associates, on how screenwriters can abide by copyright law without compromising the depth of their story.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
In the ever-increasing multi-“window” and multiple revenue stream universe brought about by digital technology, mediamakers are being forced to make a decision concerning how and when they license their media projects. Many mediamakers have entered into licensing agreements with such streaming services as Netflix (and Hulu to some extent), so …
