Here is some good copyright info:
http://www.templetons.com/brad/copyright.html
http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html
http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/cprtindx.htm
The Library of Congress’s Copyright Office on Wednesday granted an exemption to film professors, allowing them to break the copy-protection codes on DVDs in order to create compilations of movie clips for their classes. Although such compilations are permitted under "fair use" interpretation of the copyright law, breaking the CSS security code is not. Studios had argued that the professors …
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If you ever need to watch a series of video clips and take notes, or if you need to get dailies or raw footage to clients or collaborators for comments, you know what a huge hassle it can be- doing window burns, waiting …
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I was just thinking this morning about Apple, and their unspoken agreement with creative digital media professionals, and yes, there is one. Steve (Jobs) makes the offer to you of a free new Apple computer every year. Plus, he’ll pay you a little cash to take it.
Many perceive that Apple purposely drives software development such that the computer …
We have had many questions on how much to charge for various jobs. When I first got into the biz almost 20 years ago, the standard for industrial video production (training, marketing etc.) was $1000 per finished minute. So a 20 minute piece would be $20,000, including planning, shooting and editing.
Nowadays there is no standard. Being …
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Two scientists at Oklahoma State have come up with a statistical model to predict whether a movie will be a blockbuster or a flop - whether or not you believe it works, the whole idea is pretty interesting… Read more here:
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Think about this:
More and more people are buying HD TVs. HD DVD standards are still settling. Walk into a Blockbuster or check out NetFlix, and you’ll find all DVDs are SD (Standard Definition) except for just a couple exceptions.
However, after the next year or two, NO ONE is going to want to rent or buy a low resolution, SD DVD.
Once …
A film festival judge shares insight from the experience
in hopes to help filmmakers submit (and be accepted to) film festivals:
http://boards.withoutabox.com/viewtopic.php?pid=26554
I am going to start a series of articles detailing new ways to think about video production in the 21st century. The old paradigm of “hey, please hire me to shoot and edit your video for $X (or $X/hour)” is still quite valid and will be perhaps forever.
But there are new, different ways to think about making money with DV.
Here is the first one, called “How to turn a $3,000 job into a $30,000 job” (based on a true story, but details have been changed), which details a very feasible $300,000 per year business plan for a DV creator.
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