Narada recordings may be available to license for various projects, including: radio and television commercials, television and film soundtracks, corporate and educational purposes. Narada's music has been featured in feature films, regional and national television commercials, daytime television dramas, daytime talk shows, multi-media CD-ROMs, corporate videos and presentations, the Olympics, worldwide international figure skating competitions, and instructional videos.

There are several DVDs out at the moment, most of which are Region 1, including OHMSS, The Assassination Bureau, The Hospital, Theatre of Blood, A Little Night Music, In This House of Brede and not forgetting The Avengers. For links to buy any of these DVDs, please follow this link to the Avengers.tv e-store where you can help support the entire Avengers.tv community.

Yes. We have special rate packages for background instrumental usage of our music in program material.

Great! Please contact us with details of your project. For school projects/demo work/non-profit work it's usually just enough with an email for permission. If your project has commercial interests you'd need to talk to my publisher to negotiate usage terms and eventual fees. We'll put you in contact with the publisher if needed.

Please Note - Unless otherwise specifically noted as "Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works" all videos are limited to home personal viewing and small classroom use only. Purchased videos may be used for "face-to-face" viewing in a small classroom setting where students and teachers are in a classroom together viewing the video. Many distributors sell videos with what they call educational performance rights or classroom rights.

You cannot use music that you don't have specific permission from the artist to use. You are responsible for obtaining permission for any music usage that might be in question prior to the submission of your film. This is in the Terms and Conditions under "Video Submission Requirements." For more information on obtaining legal copy rights for music, please visit http://www.copyright.gov/title17/. You will likely need to create your own, original score for the film to be accepted.

This obviously depends on the artist and the situation but we would love to work with you. Be as detailed as possible and e-mail to info@gigrecords.com with tv/film in your subject line.

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Recently, Music Gorilla Artist Members have had the opportunity to submit to * Jay Z Recording Project * FX Network's "The Shield" * MTV's "Yo Momma" * ESPN Basketball, Baseball, College Football * CSI * Shark * Fox's Bernie Mac * Feature Film: "Scary Movie 4" * "USA World Championships" * HBO's "Cathouse" * Feature Film: "Bring It On III" * ABC's "American Inventor" * Fox's "Prison Break" * Feature film: "Material Girls" * HBO's "Eden" * Feature Film: "The Butterfly Effect 2" * Fox Sports "Mans.

Yes. The Public Performance Right is the exclusive right the U.S. Copyright Law gives to the creator of a musical work or other copyrighted material to authorize the use of the work in public. Performing rights licenses are required when businesses have live or recorded music playing. By reciprocal agreement, the foreign rights societies have granted BMI the right to license public performances. For additional information explaining public performance rights click here.

We often use the expression "they're playing my song," not always remembering that while we may have emotionally adopted the song, it still legally belongs to the songwriter who created it, and the music publisher who markets it. When you use other people's property, you need to ask permission.

Yes you can, but you must secure a release for it. You can download a general release off our website which all of the song rights holders must sign.

We strongly encourage you to use original music, royalty-free music, or obtain written permission from the music composer. This opens many other doors for distributing your film through other channels, such as specialty TV stations.

CALLERLAB has negotiated an agreement with BMI and ASCAP that licenses callers to perform copyrighted music at square dance events in the U.S. This license protects the event sponsors (club officers and club members) from possible copyright infringement and subsequent litigation. Contact our insurance carrier, Marsh Affinity Group directly: Call (800) 503-9227 or FAX your request to (847) 803-4649. To obtain a certificate of additional insured, call (800) 503-9227.

It's not available through DV8. In the same way that the copyright for each set remains with its designer, the soundtrack copyrights remain with the composers. DV8 does not have the right to distribute any of its soundtracks.

Yes we do! On a regular basis we have live music the first Friday of every month. You can always find the updated schedule on our web site. If a band wants to book a special performance with us out side of our regular 1st Fridays they can do so. They need to call and talk to Jason Shields. Every year for SXSW we always pack our schedule with local and touring bands. Last year we had over 50 bands play in a four day period.

Terms: Single ticket orders include a service charge of $1 per ticket (this does not apply to tickets purchased in Packages) and GST. A handling fee of $6 is applied to single ticket orders. A handling fee of $8 is applied to Package orders. All sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable. All ticket prices include GST. Patrons who wish to avoid the phone order service charge may opt to purchase tickets in person at the Box Office.

Every performance is followed by a facilitated discussion between the actors and audience about the issues presented. In this way the student/actors become leaders in a community discussion about the legacy of values inherited from the myths and realities of the Old West and their influence on life today.

Due to the overwhelming response we have received in recent months to our various entertainment initiatives, we regret we are no longer able to accept unsolicited material. Any unsolicited material received will not be opened, and will be discarded. No response will be given.

There are a few places you should check. First off try looking it up in the Soundtracks Database (http://www.digiweb.c om/~ellenbe/srch-example.cgi) accessible via our home page. This will tell you if it at least exists on an album. There is another great new site developed expressly for this purpose: www.soundtrackcollector.com. You should also try looking in the catalogs of various mail order dealers such as www.intrada.com and www.screenarchives.

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Performance opportunities are numerous and frequent. Each academic year the Composition Department schedules ten general composition recitals; all composition majors are encouraged to program their works on these recitals, which usually comprise solo instrumental and vocal pieces, works for chamber ensembles, and electro-acoustic compositions. An additional recital each year is devoted to works created at the Center for Electronic and Computer Music.

A $6 per person minimum cover must be charged for any club performance in order for it to be eligible for payment by SOCAN.

Yes they are except when a group or Birthday Party has booked the entire theater for a Private Performance. That's one of the reasons why it is always a good idea to phone ahead for reservations.

Public performances are an important part of Talent Education because they contribute significantly to the development of musicianship and self-esteem. Performances range from informal home concerts for friends and relatives to formal solo recitals and large group concerts. At the Suzuki Society, every child has the opportunity to participate in at least two large group concerts and two solo recitals each school year.

Yes. Providing you own all copyright permissions or have a license to use the music. You will be required to sign a release form on return of your completed film acknowledging this. This way, if you use music illegally you'll get sued rather than us. Start by reading our Hints and Tips section. Also, for more detailed guides and tutorials on different aspects of film-making check out our parent site www.stormforcepictures.com

you can use sigur rós's music as long as it won't be used for commercial purposes. if the film reaches a prominent or internationally recognised film festival, you will have to contact the management because we don't have permission to grant publishing and master rights to films screened at these kinds of large-scale events.

Yes, we have a superb collection of music and we want you to use it. Please Contact Us to discuss your needs and we will provide a cost. We will always beat standard MCPS Music Rates

Yes. All our customers get real official Music License Certificate documents, which is also an official tax invoice. This is available to download from the same page where you download the music or sound-fx your purchased. Since we went online 8 years ago, we have processed over 100,000 orders, and never once has the download information not been sent out to the email address that the customer input on the order form.

No, PASSBOOKS are only valid for performances in the College Performing Arts Series for the current season. You can create an eclectic subscription series that reflects your own tastes by purchasing a Mini-Series subscription. Simply by purchasing tickets to four or more separate events in the Guest Artist Series, you can still receive a 10% discount off of each ticket price.