Nina is a champion of free culture, and all her latest works are available for you to enjoy and remix, free of charge and free-as-in-freedom. Let’s stop solving a problem that isn’t there and start addressing the one that is. If anyone is to be blamed in this sad situation it is her, not the song owners. But here’s how I’ve addressed these issues. Nina Paley (född 1968), amerikansk serieskapare och upphovskvinna till serier som "Fluff", "Nina's Adventures" och "Mimi & Eunice".. Har även arbetat som animatör, och står bl.a. For the non-inundated, there is great background information on the film at Paley’s website. Oh, I haven’t been saying copying should be okay as long as it’s long enough after the author’s death — I’ve been saying it should be okay, period. True freedom, top to bottom. It’s called OOYAY. Oh, and yes, not all of us are willing to give up the rights to our works in order for more people to see them. They are often extremely sympathetic to low- and no-budget productions. After pouring three years of her life into making the film, and having great success with audiences at festival screenings, she now can’t distribute it, because of music licensing issues: the film uses songs recorded in the late 1920’s by singer Annette Hanshaw, and although the recordings are out of copyright, the compositions themselves are still restricted. We do understand each other, we just disagree. Most photographers throw up their hands and give up. It’s inane the copyright was extended, there’s a reason for the 75 year limit in the constitution, it shouldn’t have even been allowed to be extended.But what Nina should have realized is this: Artists don’t make money. “filesharing”) may be hurting the music industry, but it’s not hurting music itself at all. Sita Sings the Blues is a 2008 American animated musical romantic comedy-drama film written, directed, produced and animated by American artist Nina Paley.It intersperses events from the Ramayana, light-hearted but knowledgeable discussion of historical background by a trio of Indian shadow puppets, musical interludes voiced with tracks by Annette Hanshaw and scenes from the artist's own life. I never said this was equal in human suffering to Jim Crow laws, I was merely making the point that just because something is a law does not mean it is right. Now they are hitting a dead end. Licensing music seems like it’s best avoided. I spotted Nina as a unique talent at just about the time she graduated from high school. Don’t you see that this system is *fundamentally sick* and that rather than trying to fix it you’re just sitting there making fun of the people who won’t play along? perhaps now you have learned an important negotiation deal point- an agreement made before the fact is cheaper and makes more sense, than a deal made after you have borrowed the other persons property. Why don’t they let her have the rights to the music for an affordable rate? Everything can be fussed with indefinitely, but if something gets to a point where I can say, "eh, that'll do," I stop. These companies will rarely respond if I write about producing a t-shirt with my photos of their clients. But I could have credited far more. No one complained, and no one “lost” any money by doing this. I’ve read elsewhere that she always intended to pay for the film rights, but was surprised at how much they were. That means if you want to make a film using these songs from the 1920s, you have to pay money — a lot of money (around $50,000.00). Also, final note: Attorneys at high-priced law firms are not in the business of licensing music; they’re in the business of enforcing copyright. Copyright laws were meant to protect the CREATOR and their family because creators typically don’t make money right away. Copying Is Not Theft: Against Copyright Tyranny (by Nina Paley) By the way, copyright law is not “use it or lose it” the way trademark law is, as far as I know. Nina really is in favor of freedom here. as bad people who poach, Every day you steal someone elses energy That’s their prerogative. That’s not inhumane. Comments are closed, but trackbacks and pingbacks are open. The fundamental issue is the rights granted to corporations. The title is not disingenous; it is accurate. She states above that she couldn’t deal with the companies directly, but had to hire intermediary lawyers, and only then could find out how much it would cost. The word for such behavior is not naivete but rather willful ignorance. But it’s the copyright holders themselves that are creating that “substantial amount of paperwork”. As a filmmaker, I have learned over many years about the difficulties of making films – and hey…this is one! The interview OPENS with Nina saying people warned her not to use the music. It’s a perversion of the laws in this age of corporate greed. Thanks to Disney, we are all robbed of our cultural history. ? Nina may not profit personally from such an arrangement, of course, but someone (i.e., the distributor) will. Nina Paley and Smári McCarthy during the "Free Culture" talks at Swatantra 2014.JPG 4,732 × 3,134; 6.78 MB Nina Paley Chiaroscuro.jpg 1,516 × 1,808; 249 KB Nina Paley … After this interview, Nina joined QuestionCopyright.org as Artist-in-Residence, and is now working on the Minute Memes project as well as on the free distribution model of her film. ? That being the case, you’ll always see copyright law as restrictive and punitive, since in the digital age, as you say, the ability to make a copy is as simple as hitting CTRL-C: in this world it costs nothing to make a copy, and as such, copyright holders are relying on an antiquated, perhaps quaint, privilege. Nina Paley’s Sita Sings The Blues, released online a little over two months ago, has been generating great press and even greater viewership, closing in on 70,000 downloads at archive.org alone. To tell her — as many people did — to simply use different music would have been like telling her not to do the film at all. And it seems you will need to do the same. She wants to make money off her animation, why shouldn’t the owner of the music make money as well? Nina Paley (3 de mayu de 1968, Urbana (es) ) ye una dibuxante estauxunidense, animadora y activista de la cultura llibre. You simply avoid producing any art that some corporation might want to try to prevent you from producing, unless you can afford to pay them off. Since it would be possible to sell the soundtrack for, like, a dollar a disc/recording… how about if you sold the sound and video seperately and added a link to software that can be used to join mp3 (or whatever) sound with AVI (or whatever) video. And not everyone has the time to do that kind of research. . I stand up all the time and I do prevail. Either the filmmaker was incredibly naive, to think that she could use other people’s IP without paying for it, or she thought they were going to give it away to her because she made a wonderful film. They bragged about all these companies, all this music. I don’t think that’s really possible, or even desirable. But you may not be the only one in the profit picture. No. on October 14, 2010 ... especially those enforced in the name of defending “intellectual property,” such as patent and copyright; these should be radically reformed or entirely abolished. I’ve taken thousands of great shots, but it’s a few dozen which the public adores. To say that there is only *one* song that’s appropriate for (in this case) use in a film scene is to be unreasonably obstinate. Nina Paley is an American comic artist and animator. The third thing is to rewrite copyright laws so they promote rather than stifle creativity. Too simplistic I know, but I can’t believe this conversation is even being had. Nina has every right as an artist to listen to that music, draw inspiration from it, even incorporate it into her work. Profeten. There are many indie publishers more than happy to work with filmmakers in a variety of creative ways such as step deals and contingency deals that minimize the up-front licensing costs. Paley has no plans to pursue commercial distribution for Seder-Masochism. Nina is opposing a bad law, and we’ll all be better off for it someday. Therefore someone must acquire the appropriate permissions for the music. But Nina Paley channeled her own sorrow and rage into a gloriously singular, hilarious and tragic, animated musical feature film — Sita Sings the Blues: The Greatest Break-Up Story Every Told. No listener feedback this week. then waiting for repayment after the artist releases her film commercially…. The justification for copyright laws are generally BS (illegal downloads really aren’t hurting artists, except maybe Metallica). No one wants to deal with it. I made "Sita Sings the Blues." But once again it serves as a reminder to new filmmakers to follow the rules or you will get burned. I commissioned a chalk drawing which I later lost possession of; it was then rescued (thank goodness!) You can buy a DVD, or download it online. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Congress retroactively and unilaterally changed the deal to please Disney — weaseled out of our original bargain, bribed to strip us of our own culture. Alla filmer av Nina Paley. Think about who actually controls the money to be able to afford the $500+ hourly these firms command: that’s right, the copyright holders. No one wants to say use it the image or not. Because of obstacles in clearing the sync rights for the music recordings in Sita Sings the Blues, Paley took an active part in the free culture movement. You can still enforce your copyright in a given instance even if people have been violating it in other instances (would welcome corrections from lawyers, though). I am a former IP lawyer and have real problems with people using material they shouldn’t (in my view). In-fact, artists tend to lose money when they work. And that’s part of her point: artists “internalize the permission culture”, which in turn affects the kinds of art they make. Just like when someone dies, they may leave their savings to an heir instead of it automatically reverting to public ownership. How Copyright Restrictions Suppress Art: An Interview With Nina Paley About “Sita Sings The Blues”, on "How Copyright Restrictions Suppress Art: An Interview With Nina Paley About “Sita Sings The Blues”", Free Culture & Columbia Political Union present: Panel Discussion on Illegal Downloading, The Sita Sings the Blues Distribution Project, “Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You”. When I see my work poached, I show zero mercy in hunting the ” borrower” down…..Copyright is not a meadow to roll out excuses- it’s either your property to do what you wish with,or its not your property and you are obliged, morally and legally to obtain permission. Best way to avoid it: all original music. Sorry Nina, I’ve seen your film and yes it was good, but whining that your failure to follow the rules is costing you distribution is not exactly a new story, nor is it compelling. The feature this week is an interview with cartoonist and animator, Nina Paley, creator A good example is “Unchained Melody” by the Righteous Brothers. Historically, when an unfair and unreasonable law is passed, the ones who ignore the law and stand up for true fairness are more likely to get hurt, but ultimately they’re the heroes who will be remembered in the most positive light. How much are you making? These huge publishers are machines, and like it or not, anything less than $500 is not worth their time. (I am assuming that what I read on Roger Ebert’s website is correct about dates, do not rely upon this opinion as legal advice!). I spotted Nina as a unique talent at just about the time she graduated from high school. I'm an artist, animator and Free Culture activist. Also that Nina believes all of this should be free (even her own art). Not to protect corporations. See Nina’s longer explanation here. We first wrote about Nina Paley in 2009, upon hearing about the ridiculous copyright mess she found herself in concerning her wonderful movie Sita Sings the Blues. They just sit on their assets. It seems to me that the copyright holder is making a large mistake from a business point of view. Which is great, and more achievable, but it makes you wonder about what kind of greed determined their original price. Copies of Paley’s feature length film are available on Archive.org, LegalTorrents, and various other sites in many different formats. After thinking about it, it seems in a basic sense we’re quibbling over the definition of the word “copyright”. You believe it to literally mean the ability to make (or restrict the making of) a physical copy of a work. There are probably dozens of independent music clearance folk out there who would have been happy to help Nina clear the songs — and likely would have been able to secure better fees than those by Greenberg-Traurig. And that’s part of her point: artists “internalize the permission culture”, which in turn affects the kinds of art they make. But not every song is owned by a conglomerate such as Warner/Chappell. Plus MANY corporations/businesses, large and small, think NOTHING of licensing a TV show or re-releasing a CD and NEVER try to find out who took photos within those projects. No. The unimaginative may do so in a derivative way; but creative people make a new creation, with roots that go back to multiple sources and traditions. Just like Nina might not be thrilled with someone copying her film and using it for self benefit without her consent, so should she realize that intellectual property rights extend to the people who own the IP she is looking to use so freely and without remuneration. It’s the combination of whom I shot and my talent which results in some of my photos being very famous. I doubt they’re losing money at $50K, which makes the $220K asking price even more outrageous. Fue la creadora y en ocasiones la escritora de las tiras de cómic Las aventuras de Nina y Fluff, pero la … Inspiration can come from anywhere, and woe is the artist who ignores her muse. My pal can’t even convince them to release these digitally (and he holds a prominent position). This wouldn’t get around the cinema “releasability”, but perhaps you could convince a cinema in LA to show it for a week with no sound and sell (or give away) recordings of the soundtrack outside. The Four Freedoms of Free Culture Nina Paley Wins IP3 Award from Public Knowledge! is one more day you will not do something original yourself. You just failed to abide by its rules. Toxic manufacturing? A little less anger that she didn’t clear the rights first and a more practical attitude to negotiation would benefit them more, it seems to me. For much much less than $50,000, she could have hired a whole living artist musical team to compose, arrange, record and mix a similar if not superior soundtrack: thus by pass the poaching option, which we see, was a dead end for hr project. In all sincerity, best wishes. says “there is a substantial amount of internal paperwork and approvals that need to take place in order to process the license” and that’s why the festival fee is $500. Some of them even here in Nina’s (and my) home country of the United States. For instance, Anon. Nina Paley (Urbana, AEB, 1968ko maiatzaren 3a) estatubatuar marrazkilaria eta animatzailea da, feminista erradikala eta kultura askearen aldeko aktibista.. Sita sing the Blues animaziozko film luzea zuzendu zuen. Weapons? “I claim Fair Use for the music, but distributors are loath to do that. Regarding your comment “some of us actually like to make money”: I have a hunch that Nina is making more than you are, from her allegedly unrealistic distribution model. Paley: Well, okay, so a selfish thing I can say is, if you’re into copyright, by all means, embrace copyright, because to some extent all artists are competing with each other for attention, and people who lock down their work of copyright are basically making more attention available for me, so I don’t, you know, if you’re into that model, great. Maybe you’ve done the research to conclude that the copyright holder is an evil corporation – then negotiate, but every artist’s work should be free? This benefit may be intangible (perhaps worthless) now, but it has a substantial upside when it comes to her subsequent works: she will benefit from the exposure of this film by building an audience of fans who will undoubtedly pay for her work in the future. Update Nov. 2010: Check out my new comic strip Mimi & Eunice!. I don’t, and that’s what they count on. You sell the rights to a company for some amount of money–yay, you can pay the mortgage, you’re happy with the deal. Like all culture, it belongs to you already, but I am making it explicit with a Creative … A good system would be: you do what you want with your copies, and other people do what they want with their copies. But the film remains undistributable as of this writing; Nina is trying to work out an arrangement with the holders of the monopolies on the music that inspired her. But they REFUSE TO RELEASE most of their holdings. You seem unwilling to engage that argument directly, preferring to slam her for daring to question the system. (2009-12-16: she eventually did pay them off, and then released the film under a free license. English: Nina Paley, born in 1968, is an American artist, animator, and writer. There is no “fair” or “unfair” in copyright, only the law. Who remembers history vs the great books, paintings, ballets, etc? I’m a documentary filmmaker so I am constantly stuck in the web of fair use and copyright. Nina_Paley 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 years ago As for when something is finished: I try to follow the motto, "adequate is good enough." Buying a DVD directly supports Nina, as do donations obviously.). And tracking down the rights is problematic. Some of her published collections are being added to Wikisource: wikisource:Nina's Adventures (comic strip) wikisource:the Hots (comic strip, 2002-2003) wikisource:Sita Sings the Blues (82 min, 2003-2008, 2-D digital animation. BTW I am also a cartoonist/ animator’ well meaning adult creator- I live by leasing my work to honest commercial clients. Sure people all over the world are doing it…why can’t we??? Nina Paley was approached by Netflix to offer her amazing animated feature Sita Sings the Blues on their streaming service. Indeed, it is common for filmmakers to cut their film to a specific song. Seder-Masochism A new animated feature from the creator of Sita Sings the Blues Your battle may be won, which will be a triumph for an artist who will not be disappointed. Buying a DVD directly supports Nina, as do donations obviously.) I’m suspicious of arguments that the form can’t survive without monopoly protection, given that all the other forms flourished before copyright and are flourishing now in the Internet era: that is, music-sharing (a.k.a. To tell her — as many people did — to simply use different music would have been like telling her not to do the film at all. I cried while reading text about “unheard music,” music that is lost to us. Nina Paley finns på Facebook Gå med i Facebook för att komma i kontakt med Nina Paley och andra som du känner. I just don’t get it. Crazy unreasonable licensing fees. ... Movie and Song by Nina Paley Vocals by Bliss Blood. They would probably made alot more money, and at the same time set a precedence for new artists. The full interview can also be played at the Internet Archive, and you can download it from there in a variety of formats. However, unlike Nina, those filmmakers typically seek clearance during the post-production process (or production, if the song is being lip-synched) to ensure they’ll be able to release the film as creatively intended. Han är känd för filmer som: Profeten (2014), Seder-Masochism (2018) och Sita Sings the Blues (2008). Once your film is out there using uncleared music the filmmaker is completely at their mercy. I would advise anyone else in Nina’s situation to get a Music Registry guide and call the music supervisors listed therein for help. Nina Paley. The restricted part is the words and melody. I certainly wouldn’t have expected just the *rights* to 80-year-old music to cost $220,000, probably way more than the film cost to make, and I too would have been shocked and angry to find that out. Além de artista talentosa, Nina Paley é voz ativa na luta por uma cultura livre. That’s a TOTALLY ARBITRARY value for music. Her comic strip Mimi and Eunice can be read on-line, and you can download her film Sita Sings the Blues. Nobody wants you to give up your “rights”. Way back in the 70’s, everyone would “copy” songs off of the radio onto cassettes, and copy other peoples cassettes, and there was no issue. I will be thrilled. "Nina Paley on: Sita Sings the Blues: The Ramayana and 'Free Culture'" (9 March 2011) My grand total for the free film was $132,000, and that is a business model I am totally sticking to. This is also why we never seen more than a few seconds of all the great live rock footage which exists. Nesta entrevista, concedida por e-mail, ela dá suas impressões (negativas) sobre a lei de copyright e demonstra todo o seu desapontamento com as É conhecida também por desenhar para o Movimento de Extinção Humana Voluntária. That’s not unfair. Guess what, if she had approached them prior to filming it probably would have been $50k. Nina Carolyn Paley[1] (born May 3, 1968) is an American cartoonist, animator, and free culture activist. Families suffer financially, so the laws were to protect and ENCOURAGE creativity. The system didn’t screw you. I believe you do understand the argument, kfogel. We quote one another, we allude to other people’s creative works, all the time. Big Media has stolen our history and cultural heritage. This includes data values and the controlled vocabularies that house them. Or would she feel justified in charging what SHE considered to be a fair price for the use of the movie? Among major human art forms, only cinema was invented after copyright (I include television in cinema, but anyway television has historically been funded by advertising rather than royalties). (This interview is also available in annotated segments, in case you’re looking f’or something specific or are not sure where to start.). I think there’s a moral difference between “the creator of an artistic work” and “a company that holds the purchased distribution rights to an artistic work.”. Thank goodness many people in the past did not take that attitude…. You don’t have to ask her permission first. Therefore, our content is released to the public and can be considered to be in the public domain: you may copy, share, excerpt, modify, and distribute modified versions of this and other pages from QuestionCopyright.org. But you think, just because they have left this earth…that you can march against their families/friends/business associates wishes and just take it? Pragmatically — After reading this whole notestring fairly carefully, my opinion is that she probably should have gotten the music re-recorded, with careful synchronization, by a group of studio musicians; but that option may no longer be open to her. Probably loopholes like this are already covered by international treaties. 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