Chris Pope
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There’s def. a difference between OWNING footage and having RIGHTS to it. It sounds to me that you OWN it, and she HAS RIGHTS to it…Therefore it is yours to sell AFAIK. Assuming you’ve already turned the footage/edit to your client, they should be ale to give it over to the third party.
Frankly though, you need to ask yourself how bad you need the $100 compared to the time and headache of dealing with this after the fact. If you’re going to shoot for charity, donate the footage and BE DONE WITH IT. Let them do what they want with it for their purposes. If they sell it for a Kraft mac n’ Cheese commercial, you have a problem.
hope this helps, good luck.https://www.triaxproductions.com
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Thanks for your response David;
Yes it is a shame about there being so many videos to edit, but that’s why I need better machines, to give the editors more time to have fun with them!
And FYI, The Lenny Kravitz song is not allowed in my edit room, nor is Tom Petty’s “freefallin'” or anything from “Top Gun,” Or Van Halen’s “jump” or that “Live like you were dying” country song…too painful to hear for a 9000th time! 😉https://www.triaxproductions.com
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Thanks for all the advice everyone!
Does anyone have any ideas about setting up a render farm over a network with Vegas Pro 10? Is it possible? Is it necessary?Will the external RAID drives (SATA or otherwise) help speed up my render time at all? Keep in mind I’ll probably be dropping clips for my next video onto the timeline as my last project is still rendering…
cheers!
https://www.triaxproductions.com
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Sadly, These machines MUST be connected to the Internet, and I feel the exact same way…no AV software at all would be best, but what other ways does one protect their machine from becoming infected?
https://www.triaxproductions.com
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good call…
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That’s exactly what I’m doing. Thanks.
The contract for this year’s event will be quite different–I’ll see to that!
cheers,
pope