Before we can use the song Miguel - Adorn we had to seek permission from Sony Entertainment as the video and the song is copyrighted. Jessica had to write up a letter asking for permission to use this song and email it to them. Prince took the responsibility of emailing Sony Entertainment, and created this email:
Dear Copyright Holders at Sony Music Entertainment,
We are A-level Media Studies students from Wilmington Grammar School for Boys in Wilmington, Kent, United Kingdom. We are writing to request your permission to use one of the tracks from Miguel's latest album Kaleidoscope Dream'. The track we wish to use is track number 1, titled Adorn.
With your permission this track will be used in out current A-level Media Studies Project. which involves creating a music video for a popular music track as well as producing and advertising a digipak, which will include a magazine front cover and album artwork. If we receive your permission to use this track, it would only be used in a educational context and be view by our media class, our media studies teacher and the OCR exam board moderator. It will not be released to are large audience or uploaded to any public video websites. The artist and your company would of course be fully recognised throughout the pre-production and the final video itself. A copyright notice with wording supplied from you can be included in the recording project. If this is required please send full details.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Prince Obode, Sathurshan Gunaratnam, Jessica Obiorah and Seun Osho
We are A-level Media Studies students from Wilmington Grammar School for Boys in Wilmington, Kent, United Kingdom. We are writing to request your permission to use one of the tracks from Miguel's latest album Kaleidoscope Dream'. The track we wish to use is track number 1, titled Adorn.
With your permission this track will be used in out current A-level Media Studies Project. which involves creating a music video for a popular music track as well as producing and advertising a digipak, which will include a magazine front cover and album artwork. If we receive your permission to use this track, it would only be used in a educational context and be view by our media class, our media studies teacher and the OCR exam board moderator. It will not be released to are large audience or uploaded to any public video websites. The artist and your company would of course be fully recognised throughout the pre-production and the final video itself. A copyright notice with wording supplied from you can be included in the recording project. If this is required please send full details.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Prince Obode, Sathurshan Gunaratnam, Jessica Obiorah and Seun Osho
In our copyright permission email we ensured to highlight:
- What track we wanted to use,
- What we will be using the track for,
- Where we are from,
- Who will be seeing the video,
- We will not be using the video for any profitable reasons,
By highlighting all
this in our copyright permission email we are hoping that they would
believe that it is a legitimate email not a fraud/scam.
Similar to the Miguel - Adorn music video we were planning on making, we
need to create a copyright permission email to use the song because it
is copyrighted. By creating this email we are avoiding any chances of
being sued for using a copyrighted song without the permission of its
owner.
The copyright permission email is very similar to the Miguel - Adorn copyright permission email, however we had to alter some of our wording:
Dear Copyright Holders at Sony Music Entertainment,
We are A-Level Media Studies student from Wilmington Grammar School for
Boys Sixth Form, in Wilmington, Kent, United Kingdom. We are writing to
request your permission to use one track from Melanie Fiona's previous
album 'The MF Life'. The track we wish to use is track number two,
titled '4AM'. With your permission this track will be used in our
current A-Level Media Studies Project. This involves creating a music
video a music video for a popular music track as well as producing and
advertising a digipak, which includes a magazine front cover and albu
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