On Monday, January 26, 2004, at 02:32 AM, Chuck Kay wrote: > A question to all you wedding videographers in Mac DV land. I am > putting together some footage from a wedding reception. This is a > copyright question but also requested common practice by the wedding > videography professionals. The music at this reception includes "live" > musicians and lots of DJ stuff! My concern is over the music the DJ > plays. Most of his music is the typical stuff...from 50's classics all > the way to Nelly's "Shake you Tailfeather." Is it common practice to > use audio from a setting such as this or put "production music" in the > background audio track. I do quiet a bit of sports videos and always > use the music I paid license for. But believe you me, the actual > dancing much better matches the live DJ stuff than any of the > background tracks I have. Most of the video footage is lots of small > clips. Thanks for yous guys info, opinions, & professional input. > You are not responsible for the DJ. You can put on any music supplied by the client. Unless this wedding is going to be broadcasted or shown for a fee privately these are all non-concerns. Jim