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atomicb
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 Posted - 2004/02/09 : 19:35:47
I'll keep it brief... in the summer planning to film a few videos of this and that and plan to use my friends own work and perhaps some hardcore tracks. If I do sell it it will either be in very limited numbers (less than 20 copies) and I may just end up giving it to about 5 friends who will have starred in it.
How does this work legally? Where do I start looking for who to pay, and how much will it set me back?
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tklown
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 01:03:02
You contact the record label that pressed the song and speak with them about it, usually they won't really mind as long as its not being sold
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Seany
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 01:19:23
You would have to contact that other thingymijigy would you not? ,The same people that are going on about that tape pack shnizan thingy....
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silver
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 02:07:06
I think you just have to report it to the MCPS, you might need a license of some sort and pay a little money but it should not be alot for the numbers your talking. Ring em up and ask them they will answer your question over the phone.
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Nick of Blaze!
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 13:41:56
You need to contact the MCPS:
MCPS Media Licensing
tel: 020 7306 4500
fax: 020 7306 4380
address: Copyright House
29/33 Berners St
London W1T 3AB
And also the labels that own the recordings.
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atomicb
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 17:49:58
Thanks... I'll have a look over it as I haven't decided which tracks I'll be using :)
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Midway_raver
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Posted - 2004/02/12 : 00:03:57
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I'll keep it brief... in the summer planning to film a few videos of this and that and plan to use my friends own work and perhaps some hardcore tracks. If I do sell it it will either be in very limited numbers (less than 20 copies) and I may just end up giving it to about 5 friends who will have starred in it.
How does this work legally? Where do I start looking for who to pay, and how much will it set me back?
To be fair i think people r going a little over the top the irrelavantly small numbers you are talking about don't even seem worth bothering about to be honest, however if u r in any doubt i would simply email the record labels concerned rather than the MCPS and unless everyone in hardcore has gone mad they shouldn't want any money at all and OK you're plans:)
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Nick of Blaze!
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Posted - 2004/02/12 : 16:49:54
He did ask what was the "legal" way. And the MCPS is mainly for the publisher owner, you need both record label and publisher permission to do this.
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Midway_raver
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 Posted - 2004/02/13 : 01:55:26
lol i just think the whole 'legality' thing has gone a wee bit too far when people cant even make a lil video wiv no more than 20 copies wivout asking bout the legal issues!!! COME ON THIS IS HARDCORE FFS!!!! Next ill be asking if i can go on my decks legally incase my next door neighboor hears it n i have to pay the MCPS cos its a "public performance"!!
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