Copyright Compliance
offers paid access to feature films, documentaries and TV shows and distributes content to non-theatrical markets like U.S. colleges and universities. You may pay Swank for a film's copyright to use it for students, faculty and staff. Visit the Swank website for more information.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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What exactly is a public performance?
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Why should I obey copyright law?
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Who does copyright law apply to?
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Do I need a license to show a movie for educational purposes? This activity is covered under the “Face-to-Face Teaching Exemption,” right?
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Do we need a license even if we don’t charge admission? What if someone owns the movie?
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Who’s responsible if a film is shown without a license?
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If I purchased a license to show a movie, can I show that movie whenever I want?
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A small group is having an informal gathering in our facility. Do we still need a license?