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Do you pirate a Disney movie, then contact each and every person in the credits to pay them for their work, while avoiding giving money to the Disney corporatio
by pagekalisedown 15y ago
Do you pirate a Disney movie, then contact each and every person in the credits to pay them for their work, while avoiding giving money to the Disney corporation?
If you're not, you're just trying to justify your intellectual theft.
- blasdel 15y agoThey were already paid for their work, by Disney. Very few credited contributors are going to have points on the gross of a Disney movie, especially not the animated ones.
- apotheon 15y agoIn addition to blasdel's excellent point, there's the simple fact that if the copyright extension act were not passed it would have entered the public domain (where it belongs so long after the fact), and there'd be no legal infrastructure for enforced revenue generation and royalty distribution, anyway. . . . but yeah, a gaffer doesn't get royalties for the move on whose set he worked. You seem remarkably naive about how this stuff works.