Right of use
What is the difference between publishing rights and recording rights?
The difference between publishing rights and recording rights is that publishing rights is when you get personal permission from the agency or manager directly and you ask them to use their music because they own it and have the rights to give it out. For example that means a record label giving permission for the artists music because they own the rights to it. Recording rights is when you get permission from the actual artists for example asking the band members or the artists themselves to use their music, this includes covers of songs.
The difference between publishing rights and recording rights is that publishing rights is when you get personal permission from the agency or manager directly and you ask them to use their music because they own it and have the rights to give it out. For example that means a record label giving permission for the artists music because they own the rights to it. Recording rights is when you get permission from the actual artists for example asking the band members or the artists themselves to use their music, this includes covers of songs.
How would you go about clearing a piece of music for use in your film?
Clearing a piece of music to use in your film is to find the person who has rights for it then ask permission for using the music.
Can you use music in your sequence if the composer has died?
You can use music that was produced from a composer if they've died if you get permission from someone else who has the rights, the way you can do this is to contact the wed site or person asking for permission however if the composer has been dead for longer the 70 years the license would be expired but it is said you should still try and get some permission if you can.
What is incidental music?
Incidental music is the music in the background of a film to set the story through music or atmosphere to tell the story better, without this music there might be some silences which wouldn't make sense. The films sounds better which constant noise.
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Creative commons
Creative commons is a organisation who uses licenses to make it easier to get music when producing films by making it okay to share, listen and download legally. This makes it easier and quicker because you don't have to contact the owners yourself.
Why does it exists?
This method exists just for a different way of getting music to use for when producing films, the main reason is that so it's easier and quicker for people to download music.
6 difference licenses
My choice in music
In my film i used a lot of music off of free sound. Throughout the whole film apart from one scene i used atmospheric mysterious music quietly in the background to create atmosphere and then the different parts that needed music was sound effects like the special effect sounds and simple things like opening the door or footsteps. I also got a lot of ambient sounds on free sound to set the background and create the story better.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/filmnetwork/filmmaking/guide/before-you-start/legal-faqs#musicvideo
http://voices.yahoo.com/10-tips-writing-music-film-movie-2300898.html
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