Supporting Documentation:

More information on these licenses and on public performance rights are available at http://www.eln.bc.ca/view.php?id=1850 [2]

Studios and Films Covered by the ACF License:

The ACF website lists major studios covered by their license. Please visit http://www.acf-film.com/en/index.php [3] and click on "Partner Studios".

You can also use the "Advanced Search" feature to check individual film titles.

Studios and Films Covered by the Criterion License:

The Criterion website lists major studios covered by their license. Please visit http://www.criterionpic.com/CPL/lcl_studiosproducers_new.html [4]

You can also use the Title Search feature to check individual film titles: http://www.criterionpic.com/cpl/qsearch.htx [5]

Entertainment Use Rights:

The Entertainment Use license allows broader use rights outside the ordinary classroom context:

• The films can be shown anywhere on campus. (ACF: Only indoor movie events are covered.)
• The film can be shown by someone other than an instructor, e.g. a student club, a staff training event.
• The audience can include students and staff, with some members of the public present (however, see the limitation below).

Please note the following limitations on Entertainment Use:

• The event must be free to attend -- no cost or cover charge. Showing films at charity fund-raisers is allowed, but only when the cost is purely by donation
• The license covers only films that have been released for rental and home purchase; films still in theatrical release are not covered
• The primary audience of the event must be members of the institution. Event advertising must be limited to media targeted at the university/college and its students and staff. In the case of print advertising, the advertisements may only appear in campus media (e.g. a student newspaper) and not in general community newspapers.