[videolib] Looking to stream the Up Series

[McMinn, Howard Stephen]

I have a faculty member which wishes to use several of the UP series documentaries and cannot figure out where to get the rights from.

Right now the series lists -- eight films: Seven UP, 7 Plus Seven, 21 UP, 28 UP, 35 UP, 42 UP, 49 UP, and 56 UP.

The 56 Up is in Kanopy and several of them are available on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdwfk5rO8GGNHjEzOHPbAtA/featured

And it looks like the periodically show up on Netflix, but don't seem to be part of the titles available for academic use.

But we would like to make sure that we can stream them for classroom use.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thanks - Stephen


"Sixes, sevens and nines" - The Rolling Stones, 1972
H. Stephen McMinn
Director of Collections & Scholarly Communication
University of Illinois Springfield
One University Plaza, MS BRK 140
Brookens Library, Room 234
Springfield, IL 62703-5407
Phone: [phone]
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[Brian W Boling]

Hi Stephen,

All of the UK UP documentaries except for 49 UP are available in the Films
on Demand database, which it looks like U of Illinois Springfield does not
have.

You might want to try First Run Features to see about licensing these films
for streaming: http://firstrunfeatures.com/upseries_educational.html

All best,
Brian Boling



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Post by McMinn, Howard Stephen
I have a faculty member which wishes to use several of the UP series
documentaries and cannot figure out where to get the rights from.
Right now the series lists -- eight films: Seven UP, 7 Plus Seven, 21 UP,
28 UP, 35 UP, 42 UP, 49 UP, and 56 UP.
The 56 Up is in Kanopy and several of them are available on YouTube -
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdwfk5rO8GGNHjEzOHPbAtA/featured
And it looks like the periodically show up on Netflix, but don’t seem to
be part of the titles available for academic use.
But we would like to make sure that we can stream them for classroom use.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks – Stephen
“Sixes, sevens and nines” – The Rolling Stones, 1972
H. Stephen McMinn
Director of Collections & Scholarly Communication
University of Illinois Springfield
One University Plaza, MS BRK 140
Brookens Library, Room 234
Springfield, IL 62703-5407
Phone: [phone]
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[Phillips, Michael S]

Hello Stephen,

You might try First Run Features:

http://firstrunfeatures.com/upseries.html

Michael S. Phillips
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Subject: [videolib] Looking to stream the Up Series

I have a faculty member which wishes to use several of the UP series documentaries and cannot figure out where to get the rights from.

Right now the series lists -- eight films: Seven UP, 7 Plus Seven, 21 UP, 28 UP, 35 UP, 42 UP, 49 UP, and 56 UP.

The 56 Up is in Kanopy and several of them are available on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdwfk5rO8GGNHjEzOHPbAtA/featured<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.youtube.com_channel_UCdwfk5rO8GGNHjEzOHPbAtA_featured&d=DwMFaQ&c=ODFT-G5SujMiGrKuoJJjVg&r=8VvbXRlxxJ4xGefaU9vA5gCatQC192ZkgP8fXwd6TOc&m=F8NJVW9MGgSzbR62SK_iEoqNfbYjzr_p6ifcTH71h4I&s=YFGkIqj9RrJ-vYLO619whPs-2lFcjKfjnCVh5-LmYzA&e=>

And it looks like the periodically show up on Netflix, but don’t seem to be part of the titles available for academic use.

But we would like to make sure that we can stream them for classroom use.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thanks – Stephen


“Sixes, sevens and nines” – The Rolling Stones, 1972

H. Stephen McMinn
Director of Collections & Scholarly Communication
University of Illinois Springfield
One University Plaza, MS BRK 140
Brookens Library, Room 234
Springfield, IL 62703-5407
Phone: [phone]
***@uis.edu<mailto:***@uis.edu>


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