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>Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:10:06 -0500
>Subject: RE: #9366.1 (!) role-play in a movie clip
>Thread-Topic: #9366.1 (!) role-play in a movie clip
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"This is quite easy to be done, however I think that first of all you
need to check the copyright issue- is it allowed to do that."--Dr. Dania
Shapira, Boston University

Digitizing a clip (a scene) for this purpose is fair use, I would think, though
it should be kept on a lab server or in a password-protected website. However,
it is still at this point not legal to circumvent anti-copying encryption on a
DVD (unless you are a film prof.). If you have a VHS copy to work from that
would circumvent the circumvention issue, though.

Judy Shoaf

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