USC Cinema Copyright Policy 1998
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Learn something about Copyright - it's good for you
Your Short Films Copyright ownership of short films created by student
filmmakers Our thoroughly unauthorized USC Cinema copyright information
website Young filmmakers ought to hang on to the copyright
to their original works - their movies
USC Cinema Copyright Policy 1998
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U.S. Copyright Registration - Broncho
Billy U.S. Copyright Office records reveal that a copy of
the film was not registered in 1970 or thereafter by USC Cinema.
1970 U.S. Copyright Law provided that an Author of a work could renew the Copyright during the 28th year after
the short film was released - 1970 + 28 years is 1998.
So, I did:
Later U.S. Copyright Law was revised. Now there is no opportunity for an Author to renew
the copyright. Once you loose the copyright to your original work
it's gone forever.
USC Cinmatic arts may change their policy one day - you
can help - fight for your rights
Learn something about Copyright - it's good for you
Here is where you can find all the answers: U.S. Copyright Office: Copyright.gov
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