Hello collective wisdom,
The Education Department here at the museum is going to develop
multimedia kits on certain Native American artists who will be visiting
us during the next year. Included in the kits will be a DVD of the
artist talking. Our visual technician will capture this footage for us.
The kits will be sold at cost to individuals, mostly teachers, for
educational purposes.
The museum will have the copyright to these kits (they will get ISBNs),
therefore the Department wants to let the artists sign a form of consent
in which they give up the copyright to these kits, and in particular the
DVD.
Does anybody of you out there have any experience with this? In
particular, could you provide us with an example of such a form?
Thank you so much,
Kitty
Kitty Jansen, MA,MLS
Librarian
Watanabe Family Library
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
500 West Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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317-275-1346
visit our web site at www.eiteljorg.org <http://www.eiteljorg.org>
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