October 22, 2007: Entertainment Attorney Gordon Firemark joins us from The Law and Video podcast. Gordon clears the air on legal issues for filmmakers and videographers who are looking for answers on starting a production business, copyright issues, contracts, intellectual property, distribution or general rights as a videographer.
 


Running time: 31:11
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Email and live questions answered:

- Could we make one video copy of our play just to review and improve performance? Would our purpose of making a videotape for our own use be considered a fair use?
- I believe I am being held back from advancing in my career by a non-compete clause in my TV reporter contract. What can I do?
- Is it legal for a business to make a video tape of my event and then use it to promote business without my prior knowledge or consent?
- My college plays movies in open areas. Are we are infringing on a copyright?
- Are characters (including character names) in a movie protected by copyright? Can I use characters in my movies?
- Plus more!

Show notes:

- The Law and Video Podcast
- Gordon Firemark's Website
 



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