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January, 2010
by Videomaker Readers
Comments and links to recent Videomaker Magazine Articles written to help people create better video.
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January, 2010
by Mark Levy and Mike Szydlo
The scenario is simple: background music, either live or recorded, is playing while you are videotaping a scene. Now you have sounds protected by copyright in…
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April, 2009
by John Weir and Mark Levy
You've Been Pirated! How to take down Copyright Infringers with a Copyright Takedown Notice. Your copyrighted work shows up online, but you didn't put it there.
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October, 2008
by Jennifer O'Rourke
Seeing RED? How 'bout Scarlet?... Fair Use Guidelines Receive a Facelift for Online Videos... Sing Happy Birthday, for a Fee.
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October, 2008
by Mark Levy and Gina Gullace
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June, 2008
by Mark Levy and Gina Gullace
Private Lives: Who is protected... the producer or the citizen? It depends.
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April, 2008
by The Editors
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March, 2007
by Michael Fitzer
A Comprihensive guide to making a music Video.
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January, 2007
by Mark Levy
As video producers, we're often gifted with an intimate look at people, places and events in the world around us... but we're surrounded by legal time-bombs…
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November, 2006
by Jennifer O'Rourke
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August, 2006
by Morgan Paar
Indie Film/Video Legal Documents, 2nd EditionTotal Training for What's New in Adobe Premiere Pro 2Final Cut Pro Advanced Techniques
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August, 2006
by Bill Berg-Hillinger
Turn time and tape into treasure.
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January, 2004
by Jim Stinson
There are several ways to create professional--and legal--music tracks, depending on your needs, talents and budget.
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January, 2004
by Chuck Peters
A model release form to use when including people in your video.
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June, 2003
by Jim Stinson
Five steps to hosting your own mini-festival.
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January, 2002
by Mark Levy
Protecting your work can lead to some confusing red tape. Use these tips from two copyright attorneys to help you cut through it.
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January, 2009
by The Editors
Inspired by Viewfinder Column; Separation of Editorial Coverage versus Advertising; Sound Needs Consideration, Too; The World is Reading Videomaker - There are&…
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November, 2008
by The Editors
readers' letters: Tip on Music Editing with Your iPod... What Is That?... Kids and Legal Video... eNews: Preserving Family Stories
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August, 2008
by The Editors
readers' letters
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December, 2009
by Mark Levy and Saba Siddiqui
The most common YouTube Video copyright infringement involves using songs in without permission of the copyright holder that cannot be claimed as "Fair Use".
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July, 2009
by Mark Levy
The Copyright Act states that names, titles, short phrases and expressions cannot be registered in the U.S. Copyright Office. But Wait! Trademark law can cover…
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January, 2009
by Mark Levy
The Public Domain - Unraveling the Confusion of when Copyright claims dissolve. When our country's Founding Fathers adopted the U.S. Constitution, they wanted…
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April, 2008
by Mark Levy
How Fair Is Fair? Copyright Law and Fair Use
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January, 2008
by Mark Levy
Musical Copyright Tips to navigate murky shark-filled waters
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August, 2007
by Brian Schaller
For aspiring video producers, it's always hard to find some interesting subject matter. Are you looking for an audience?
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July, 2007
by the Editors
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June, 2006
by Randal K. West
Part 3 of a three part series on how to fund, make, and promote your documentary.
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September, 2005
by Jennifer O'Rourke
A Videomaker sample release form to use when hiring talent for your next production.
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May, 2005
by Morgan Paar
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January, 2005
by Hal Robertson
Suspense! Drama! Romance! Laughs! The emotion of your video can change with a click of a mouse with various ways to get music and sound effects into your video.