So lets say someone (ie. me) went to an O.A.R. concert and shot some amateur photographs and some shaky video using their camera's sweet video skills. Then
lets say I grabbed some song samples from the live recording usb of Red Rocks that I purchased and put together a little montage video of the concert just for
shits and giggles...(not selling it of course..no one would buy it anyway) Anyways my question is... is this something I can publicly post or no?
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Posts: 1543 06/14/2009 4:24 PM |
I would think yes.. if you post it on youtube, and they take it down...then you will know. I highly doubt anyone will try and sue you over it...Drew would most
likely just politely ask you to remove it
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Posts: 1818 06/14/2009 8:50 PM |
Why don't you just not post it if you think OAR mgmt will ask you to take it down?
Around the release of LFMSG there was a post from Everfine (either Drew or Rachel) requesting that fans do not post or distribute media from other websites because of the result of decreased traffic to the original sites. I would assume this would fall under the same category since in theory it could decrease the # of people purchasing the red rocks show. If management wanted those shows to be heard by the general public, they would post them. By definition, it's copy written material that you do not own the rights to distribute. For private use only... You would be able to use Ed's AUD recording for a slide show however...
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Posts: 224 06/15/2009 9:52 AM |
I did this for the Ames show last Fall. I recorded the video and then synced it with the USB recording. We then posted it for fans to see. Didn't charge
anything, just wanted to share it. I don't see how its any different then you posting a video from a show on youtube. I don't see it being a problem as
long as you aren't making money off of it.
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Posts: 141 06/15/2009 7:19 PM |
just do it, all they'll do is ask you to take it down. sometimes it's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission. or...yeah....somethin like that...
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