Rutgers filmmaking professor Dena Seidel explains how the restrictions imposed by copyright protection promote new collaborate and creative relationships.

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Rutgers filmmaking professor Dena Seidel explains how the restrictions imposed by copyright protection promote new collaborate and creative relationships.

Creative Works: Dena Seidel: Restrictions

Rutgers filmmaking professor Dena Seidel discusses her latest film, Antarctic Edge: 70 Degrees South, and explains why building trusting relationships and mutual respect is paramount to great narrative filmmaking.

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Rutgers filmmaking professor Dena Seidel discusses her latest film, Antarctic Edge: 70 Degrees South, and explains why building trusting relationships and mutual respect is paramount to great narrative filmmaking. 

Creative Works: Dena Seidel

David Cote, theater critic for Time Out New York, explains his writing process and why reviews are an important part of experiencing art and culture.

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David Cote, theater critic for Time Out New York, explains his writing process and why reviews are an important part of experiencing art and culture.

Creative Works: David Cote

Visual effects artist and software developer Ross Shain talks about his Academy Award winning software, Mocha, a leading application for rotoscoping and planar tracking.

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Visual effects artist and software developer Ross Shain talks about his Academy Award winning software, Mocha, a leading application for rotoscoping and planar tracking.

Creative Works: Ross Shain

Software developer Ross Shain explains why it is important to pay for software just as anyone would pay for any tool that makes professional work easier.

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Software developer Ross Shain explains why it is important to pay for software just as anyone would pay for any tool that makes professional work easier. 

Copyright in Context: Ross Shain

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