Question

question 40
a talent release is sometimes called a model release.
true
false
question 41
even if the program is not intended for public use and/or for - profit, it is far better to obtain all necessary releases and permissions before and during shooting.
true
false
question 42
match each term with the correct definition.
the exclusive legal right of the owner of intellectual property to publish, distribute, sell, or reproduce said property.
a branch of applied ethics that handles specific ethical standards and principles of media.
an international agreement regarding copyright, established in 1886 in berne, switzerland.
allowed works published in the united states prior to 1964 to enter the public domain because the copyright was not renewed in time under the law in effect at the time.
a nonprofit organization that enables the free distribution of copyrighted works to creators as long as they adhere to certain specifications set by the original creator.
the action of someone taking another persons work or ideas and passing them off as their own.
the release of liability from one party to another.
a legal document granting permission to include people, places, objects, and music in a program.
a method of copyright transfer in which the copyright owner sells their ownership rights to someone else.
the realm responsible for all creative work to which exclusive intellectual property rights do not apply.

Explanation:

• Question 40: A talent release is often also called a model release, so it's true.
• Question 41: It's good practice to get all necessary releases and permissions during shooting regardless of the program's intended use, so it's true.
• For Question 42, here are the matches:
• "The exclusive legal right of the owner of intellectual property to publish, distribute, sell, or reproduce said property" is Copyright.
• "A branch of applied ethics that handles specific ethical standards and principles of media" is Media Ethics.
• "An international agreement regarding copyright, established in 1886 in Berne, Switzerland" is Berne Convention.
• "Allowed works published in the United States prior to 1964 to enter the public domain because the copyright was not renewed in time under the law in effect at the time" is related to Public - Domain Works (due to non - renewal).
• "A nonprofit organization that enables the free distribution of copyrighted works to creators as long as they adhere to certain specifications set by the original creator" is Creative Commons.
• "The action of someone taking another person's work or ideas and passing them off as their own" is Plagiarism.
• "The release of liability from one party to another" is Liability Release.
• "A legal document granting permission to include people, places, objects, and music in a program" is a Release Form.
• "A method of copyright transfer in which the copyright owner sells their ownership rights to someone else" is Copyright Assignment.
• "The realm responsible for all creative work to which exclusive intellectual property rights do not apply" is Public Domain.

Answer:

• Question 40: True
• Question 41: True
• Question 42:
• The exclusive legal right of the owner of intellectual property to publish, distribute, sell, or reproduce said property: Copyright
• A branch of applied ethics that handles specific ethical standards and principles of media: Media Ethics
• An international agreement regarding copyright, established in 1886 in Berne, Switzerland: Berne Convention
• Allowed works published in the United States prior to 1964 to enter the public domain because the copyright was not renewed in time under the law in effect at the time: Public - Domain Works (due to non - renewal)
• A nonprofit organization that enables the free distribution of copyrighted works to creators as long as they adhere to certain specifications set by the original creator: Creative Commons
• The action of someone taking another person's work or ideas and passing them off as their own: Plagiarism
• The release of liability from one party to another: Liability Release
• A legal document granting permission to include people, places, objects, and music in a program: Release Form
• A method of copyright transfer in which the copyright owner sells their ownership rights to someone else: Copyright Assignment
• The realm responsible for all creative work to which exclusive intellectual property rights do not apply: Public Domain