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Good Morning!
I have a copyright question that's not quite what I see you all usually
dealing with but was hoping I might get some advice with re: the taping of
an actor (non-union) here at my library. We are paying him a fee. We would
like to tape him for our Library Cable Network channel which airs over cable
TV on a government/educational channel here in Illinois. We will own the
rights to the taped program. He will receive a copy for his personal use. He
will be giving a dramatic reading performance of a James M. Cain and
Dashiell Hammett short story.
Do I need to get permission to do this? If so, do I have to it through the
publisher or estate? Has anyone ever done this?
Thanks in advance for any response,
Gena
Gena K. Zelenka
A/V and Programming Librarian
Reader Services
Park Ridge Public Library
20 S. Prospect Ave.
Park Ridge, IL 60068
847-825-3123
Fax: 847-825-0001
gzelenka@park-ridge.lib.il.us
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