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Copyright: Showing Films

Conditions for Showing Films in the Classroom

1. A lawful copy of film

2. Face to face teaching situation

3. In a classroom, or some similarly designated space

A public performance license is required when the above criteria are not met.

Public Performance Rights

Most motion picture rights are controlled by and available from the companies below.

Information Needed to Secure a Public Performance License

1. Title of the Film

2. Who is showing the film?

3. Where is the film being shown?

4. How many people are attending?

5. Who is paying the licensing fee?

Email copyright@vanderbilt.edu with the above information to request public performance rights.

Last Updated: Mar 30, 2020 8:38 AM
URL: https://researchguides.library.vanderbilt.edu/copyright
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Subjects: General

Tags: author's rights, copyright, scholarly journal publishing

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