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Title: You Can Use It! Fair Use for Doc Makers
START DATE: 2/18/2006
START TIME: 2:00 PM
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: downtown, central, hollywood, northeast
Location Details:
UCLA Melnitz Hall Room 2534 (Design Room)
UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
Melnitz Hall is located on the northeast corner of UCLA\'s campus
Nearest cross streets Sunset Blvd. and Hilgard Ave. in Westwood
parking available in Lot #3.
For a map, visit: http://www.ucla.edu/map/map.html
Event Topic: media
Event Type: presentation
Contact Name:
Contact Email: rsvp_la_fairuse@yahoo.com
Contact Phone:
DESCRIPTION:
Given today's rights climate, the thought of using any copyrighted

material in a documentary film strikes fear in the hearts of even the

most experienced makers. As a result, historical documentary and those

that comment or criticize popular culture appear to be on the hit list

for extinction. Newer makers self-censor topics to steer completely

clear of films that will likely require huge budgets to clear rights.

But it wasn?t always this way and today doc makers are fighting back.

?Fair use? is a tool filmmakers can legally use to justify certain uses

of copyrighted material.

Join Doculink, the Cinewomen Documentary Group, the UCLA Documentary

Salon, and the International Documentary Association as Jeffrey Tuchman

of Documania Films, Jennifer Urban, director of the USC Intellectual

Property Clinic and Agnes Varnum from the Center for Social Media at

American University explore the new handbook Documentary Filmmakers?

Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use - developed by filmmakers for

filmmakers - and get answers to your questions on using ?fair use.?

The event is free but SPACE IS LIMITED! Please RSVP now by e-mailing:

rsvp_la_fairuse@yahoo.com. Please list the name of the organization

that you received this invitation from, and the number of guests you

are RSVP'ing for in the SUBJECT LINE of the e-mail, as well as in the

body of the e-mail.

For more information on the Documentary Filmmakers? Statement of Best

Practices in Fair Use, visit

http://centerforsocialmedia.org/fairuse.htm
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