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    Very slightly off-topic here but I normally get good results here….so please excuse me.

    I’m looking for a copyright notice for the start of a DVD project and wondered if anyone had any pointers.

    My previous projects have had copyright notices supplied by clients and are of a licensing nature.

    I’m looking for one for my own filmed work?

    Any advice will be gratefully received as I’m coming up dry searching the net.

    Thanks

  • #2
    Copyright Notice

    Here is the one I use.
    ****************************
    Copyright Warning

    This DVD and packaging including
    text, images and soundtrack,
    is protected by copyright law.

    Unauthorised copying, public display,
    loan in whole or in part,
    is prohibited unless expressly
    authorised in writing.

    Prosecution under law will occur
    if this notice is ignored.

    Copyright 'Your Company Name' 2007
    ******************************
    Hope this helps

    Mike T
    Mike Trewhella
    Intel Core i7 processor 3770K 3.50GHz, ASUS Sabertooth Z7 Mother Board, NVidia Graphics card GTX 465, 16GB RAM, Antec 300 case, Windows 7 Ultimate (64), Edius 6.55, Vistitle 2.5

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    • #3
      Thanks Mike

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      • #4
        Don't forget to put the © symbol (press Alt and 0169), followed with the
        year created and name of creator in that order. That's for the USA.

        Some countries such as UCC members don't recognize the word "copyright" , so just easier to always use © (edit) And the UCC countries want the ©, creators name, year created, in that order.



        ©2007JohnnyD
        Last edited by JohnnyD; 11-09-2007, 09:34 PM.
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        • #5
          Can we use this copyright message on wedding dvds we produce for our customers to stop them making cheap copies?

          We are trying to stop customers from making their own copies. Not sure where the law here in the UK stands on this.
          Raja Singh
          Sadha Video
          UK
          1st:HDStorm+expansion bay,i7 3770K Ivy Bridge, Asus P8Z77-V,16Gb Corsair RAM,nvidia GT-650,Lian Li PC-A7110B Tower Case,NEC 24" Monitor,Win7 64bit,Vistitle 2.6,Edius 8.2
          2nd:HDSpark, i7 3770K Ivy Bridge, Asus P8Z77-V,16Gb Corsair RAM,nvidia GT-650, Lian-Li case, Asus 24" Monitor,Win7 64bit,Vistitle 2.6,Edius 8.2
          3rd:IntensityPro4K,i7 4790K,Asus Z97-K,16Gb Corsair RAM,Geforce GTX750Ti,Corsair case,Asus 24"Monitor, Win7 64bit,Vistitle2.6,Edius 8.2
          Gigabit Ethernet

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          • #6
            You can use the copyright notice, but I wouldn't really expect it to prevent your customers from making their own copies. It should stop them from being able to get it copied by a commercial copying service.
            Fred D
            Win 7 Pro-64 bit, EDIUS Workgroup 8.5, Intel Ivy Bridge i5, ASUS P8Z77-V-LK, 8GB Kningston DDR3, Pioneer BDR-209UBK, EVGA NVIDEA GEForce GT630, Corsair TX750M 750w Power Supply, 4 WD Black HDD for 3.15TB, ACEDVIO, Spark HD, eSATA controller, ANTEC 300 case.

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            • #7
              Are we legally in a position to stop them making copies?
              Raja Singh
              Sadha Video
              UK
              1st:HDStorm+expansion bay,i7 3770K Ivy Bridge, Asus P8Z77-V,16Gb Corsair RAM,nvidia GT-650,Lian Li PC-A7110B Tower Case,NEC 24" Monitor,Win7 64bit,Vistitle 2.6,Edius 8.2
              2nd:HDSpark, i7 3770K Ivy Bridge, Asus P8Z77-V,16Gb Corsair RAM,nvidia GT-650, Lian-Li case, Asus 24" Monitor,Win7 64bit,Vistitle 2.6,Edius 8.2
              3rd:IntensityPro4K,i7 4790K,Asus Z97-K,16Gb Corsair RAM,Geforce GTX750Ti,Corsair case,Asus 24"Monitor, Win7 64bit,Vistitle2.6,Edius 8.2
              Gigabit Ethernet

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Raja
                Are we legally in a position to stop them making copies?
                Perhaps, but how would you even know if someone is making copies? I think the best solution is to be sure that you are well paid up front.
                Jeff Chandler
                High School Broadcast Adviser
                Freelance videographer & editor

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