seven03 - 2-15-2004 at 12:20 PM
hey guys. i'll produce a snowboardvideo with young german riders which will be published all around the europeean alps this year. not a big
thing, only about 2000 copies but we will produce it quite professional. we already made two videos the seasons before, but we wanna expand and make
it available for more persons so we have to sell it in shops. not for much money, about 7 Dollard a piece but therefore we still need the rights for
the music we play on the video.
i love that ima robot shit and i'm thinkin about to pick a song from them if possible. but it's a major label isn't it? do you think
there's a chance to get the rights for a low price or maybe even for free from them?
poobs - 2-15-2004 at 12:25 PM
They have A is for Action on that SSX Tricky game, so they have sold their rights before..Draconian would probably be the best one to help you..I
would U2U her..Good luck!:D
draconian - 2-15-2004 at 01:01 PM
Check out the following link to EMI Music Publishing:
EMI
There's plenty of info on how to go about obtaining rights there.
Neuwave - 2-16-2004 at 01:08 PM
Wow! thanks for the link Drac. I may need to utilize that someday.
Seb - 2-21-2004 at 09:27 PM
Getting rights to songs from bands can be a pain in the ass. The site draconian put up gives some good info, dont contact the band, contact the
label. It took us sometimes months to get a reply from a label. We even got piles of papers to sign from the major labels to use their music. When
I was in film class in highschool we ran into the problems all the time, we couldnt send our work into film festivals because the music was
copyrighted.