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Getting it Back from the States or 1996 the Year of Exploiting Dangerously by Paul D. Supnik Background Formalities and the Public Domain the work would fall into the public domain. Until recently, the United States had a manufacturing requirement that, subject to certain exceptions, copies of books had to be printed in the United States if the author was domiciled in the United States at the time of distribution. An author who was a citizen of a country outside of the United States could then move to the United States and if the work were then manufactured and distributed in the United States, the work would be unenforceable, if not in the public domain. While these risks of forfeiture could be substantial, and the difficulty or at least nuisance of complying could be great even for residents of the United States, the requirements could be unnecessarily and significantly more burdensome to those across the Atlantic and other parts of the world. The United States has received many a complaint from abroad concerning its formalities. In 1989, following the adherence of the United States to the Berne Convention, Congress enacted legislation which did away with many of the formalities, at least as to Berne Convention works having an origin outside of the United States. Nevertheless, many works of origin outside of the United States had already fallen into the public domain. For years, it was perceived that it would be impossible to retrieve those works which had fallen into the public domain in the United States as a result of a constitutional impediment.

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MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION AN OVERVIEW OF THE UNITED STATES PERSPECTIVE By Paul D. Supnik [This article originally accompanied program materials in a seminar presented at the London conference of the Association Internationale des Jeunes Avocats (AIJA) in London in 1991.] BASIC CONTRACT LAW IN THE UNITED STATES Motion picture agreements in the United States tend to be based both on informal "deal memos" in which an exchange of correspondence may result in a binding contract, and lengthy fully negotiated contracts (often referred to as "long form" agreements) which may or may not become binding or ever finally negotiated and signed. The deal memo, if sufficiently definite and if covering all essential terms can be a binding contract. Common types of agreements in use in the United States during the process of production and distribution are the following. Option agreements are used to acquire rights to option a literary property. As explained below, they are usually combined with a more detailed literary property acquisition agreement. Agreements are generally made with writers assigned or employed to write. The director will have an agreement with the producer, as will the cinematographer. Agreements are made for the scoring of a motion picture. Various agreements are generally prepared for the financing of a motion picture, depending on the manner of financing. Bank financing may be used and based on the existance of presale contracts for distribution of the film in various territories. Agreements are made for distribution of the motion picture.

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