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[videolib] educational license from Hulu
Plottel, Tina
2018-11-30 19:29:14 UTC
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Hello colleagues,

I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.

Best,
--tina
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Jessica Rosner
2018-11-30 19:32:53 UTC
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are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.

Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Plottel, Tina
2018-11-30 19:36:01 UTC
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Hi Jessica,

Yes.

We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
Post by Jessica Rosner
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like
to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Jessica Rosner
2018-11-30 19:40:05 UTC
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing with
multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical, educational,
home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.

Good luck

Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
Post by Jessica Rosner
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like
to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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TNS
2018-11-30 19:43:59 UTC
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Jessica -

I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.

Christian

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On Nov 30, 2018, at 2:40 PM, Jessica Rosner <***@gmail.com> wrote:

Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical, educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class setting but hey you never know.

Good luck

Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep. It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film. I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Jessica Rosner
2018-11-30 19:51:49 UTC
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This is probably obvious but Amazon, Netflix etc buy many titles for their
streaming where the individual streaming is all they own so that all other
rights such as public performance or educational belong to someone else and
given how things are you are better off if they don't own those rights.

Not sure why I was so slow to pick this up but per my previous post even
IF Netflix or Amazon agreed to allow their films to be used for classes
they would NEVER agree to license a file directly or through a third
party so the best you will ever get is for them to agree that yes you can
use their films in a "face to face" screening,

Jessica
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I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who
is actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
Post by Jessica Rosner
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Post by Plottel, Tina
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like
to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Kolodney, Uri
2018-11-30 19:56:36 UTC
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I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do not do that (i.e. educational rights).

But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.



As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials - the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another way to get data.

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Jessica -



I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.



Christian



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On Nov 30, 2018, at 2:40 PM, Jessica Rosner <***@gmail.com <mailto:***@gmail.com> > wrote:

Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical, educational, home copies and of course streaming.

Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class setting but hey you never know.



Good luck



Jessica



On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 2:36 PM Plottel, Tina <***@email.gwu.edu <mailto:***@email.gwu.edu> > wrote:

Hi Jessica,



Yes.



We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few weeks that was just routed to them.







On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 2:33 PM Jessica Rosner <***@gmail.com <mailto:***@gmail.com> > wrote:

are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask how it works at least they are responding unlike others.



Jessica



On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 2:29 PM Plottel, Tina <***@email.gwu.edu <mailto:***@email.gwu.edu> > wrote:

Hello colleagues,



I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep. It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film. I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.



Best,

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Jessica Rosner
2018-11-30 19:58:48 UTC
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Sounds like Hulu is trying unlike the others.
Post by Kolodney, Uri
I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did
not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do
not do that (i.e. educational rights).
But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary
Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.
As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I
think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply
want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials -
the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another
way to get data.
Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 1:44 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Jessica -
I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
Christian
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Plottel, Tina
2018-11-30 19:59:27 UTC
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Thanks Uri!

Hopefully, they will do the same with our faculty and provide her with a
temporary password for the students.

I've never had this come up with a film we've licensed via Swank. Good to
know this might be a thing that could come up.

--tina
Post by Kolodney, Uri
I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did
not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do
not do that (i.e. educational rights).
But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary
Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.
As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I
think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply
want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials -
the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another
way to get data.
Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 1:44 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Jessica -
I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
Christian
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Jessica Rosner
2018-11-30 20:05:33 UTC
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Tina
I think you misread that. Hulu agreed to allow the instructor ONLY a
temporary password so she could use the film in actual class ( or I
presume a screening outside the class) They did not an I can safely say
would not provide a temporary password for the students to watch on their
own. There is the horror folks, in order to use a film in a class it may be
necessary to watch it in the class ( or as a group outside of class time).
Sound practically medieval or least very 80s
Post by Plottel, Tina
Thanks Uri!
Hopefully, they will do the same with our faculty and provide her with a
temporary password for the students.
I've never had this come up with a film we've licensed via Swank. Good to
know this might be a thing that could come up.
--tina
Post by Kolodney, Uri
I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did
not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do
not do that (i.e. educational rights).
But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary
Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.
As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common
I think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply
want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials -
the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another
way to get data.
Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 1:44 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Jessica -
I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
Christian
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who
is actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like
to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Kolodney, Uri
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The account was created for the prof. and she was asked not to share the password with the students. I assume she screened that film during class time but I don’t know for sure


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Tina

I think you misread that. Hulu agreed to allow the instructor ONLY a temporary password so she could use the film in actual class ( or I presume a screening outside the class) They did not an I can safely say would not provide a temporary password for the students to watch on their own. There is the horror folks, in order to use a film in a class it may be necessary to watch it in the class ( or as a group outside of class time). Sound practically medieval or least very 80s







On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 2:59 PM Plottel, Tina <***@email.gwu.edu <mailto:***@email.gwu.edu> > wrote:

Thanks Uri!



Hopefully, they will do the same with our faculty and provide her with a temporary password for the students.



I've never had this come up with a film we've licensed via Swank. Good to know this might be a thing that could come up.



--tina



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I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do not do that (i.e. educational rights).

But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.



As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials - the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another way to get data.

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Jessica -



I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.



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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical, educational, home copies and of course streaming.

Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class setting but hey you never know.



Good luck



Jessica



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Hi Jessica,



Yes.



We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few weeks that was just routed to them.







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are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask how it works at least they are responding unlike others.



Jessica



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Hello colleagues,



I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep. It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film. I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.



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Jessica Rosner
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Needless to say I would urge caution. If Hulu was generous enough to do
this and it got misued it would almost surely mean they would no longer
allow it

Jessica
Post by Kolodney, Uri
The account was created for the prof. and she was asked not to share the
password with the students. I assume she screened that film during class
time but I don’t know for sure

Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 2:06 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Tina
I think you misread that. Hulu agreed to allow the instructor ONLY a
temporary password so she could use the film in actual class ( or I
presume a screening outside the class) They did not an I can safely say
would not provide a temporary password for the students to watch on their
own. There is the horror folks, in order to use a film in a class it may be
necessary to watch it in the class ( or as a group outside of class time).
Sound practically medieval or least very 80s
Thanks Uri!
Hopefully, they will do the same with our faculty and provide her with a
temporary password for the students.
I've never had this come up with a film we've licensed via Swank. Good to
know this might be a thing that could come up.
--tina
I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did
not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do
not do that (i.e. educational rights).
But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary
Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.
As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I
think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply
want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials -
the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another
way to get data.
Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 1:44 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Jessica -
I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
Christian
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*Error! Filename not specified.*
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Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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Plottel, Tina
2018-11-30 20:12:23 UTC
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Hmmm.... I imagine that the folks at Hulu would not understand me if I
attempted to explain the flipped classroom to them....
Post by Kolodney, Uri
The account was created for the prof. and she was asked not to share the
password with the students. I assume she screened that film during class
time but I don’t know for sure

Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 2:06 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Tina
I think you misread that. Hulu agreed to allow the instructor ONLY a
temporary password so she could use the film in actual class ( or I
presume a screening outside the class) They did not an I can safely say
would not provide a temporary password for the students to watch on their
own. There is the horror folks, in order to use a film in a class it may be
necessary to watch it in the class ( or as a group outside of class time).
Sound practically medieval or least very 80s
Thanks Uri!
Hopefully, they will do the same with our faculty and provide her with a
temporary password for the students.
I've never had this come up with a film we've licensed via Swank. Good to
know this might be a thing that could come up.
--tina
I have talked to Hulu last May about one of their titles so I guess I did
not talk to ‘your’ rep :) Anyway, then I got a simple no - they simply do
not do that (i.e. educational rights).
But they were very generous and supplied the professor with a temporary
Hulu account and allowed her to use it in the classroom for one semester.
As far as asking to talk to the prof. about teaching etc. this is common I
think – sometimes I get this from Swank with new releases – they simply
want to use this information in their guides and promotional materials -
the explanation I got is that the studios are requiring it
 just another
way to get data.
Uri
*Sent:* Friday, November 30, 2018 1:44 PM
*Subject:* Re: [videolib] educational license from Hulu
Jessica -
I have had such requests with filmmakers and their reps.
Christian
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*Error! Filename not specified.*
Sent from my iPhone
Interesting. I am old fashioned I think of a "distributor" as dealing
with multiple markets ( theatrical when they can) non theatrical,
educational, home copies and of course streaming.
Anyway I think it's a good sign Hulu is asking questions, I think the
problem might be that have no real mechanism to help you. They are not
really set up to say license you a file. I think the best you can hope for
is for them to agree to allow the film to be watched in some kind of class
setting but hey you never know.
Good luck
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Yes.
We originally contacted the production company who sent us to Hulu (who is
actually the distributor). This has been an ongoing discussion for a few
weeks that was just routed to them.
are you sure the film belongs to Hulu? Just because it is on their
service does not mean they have educational rights. Amazon and Netflix tend
to make or buy outright a lot of docs , I am not familiar enough with Hulu
to say if they do but did you research the film outside its showing on
Hulu? Hulu is not really a distributor so its not surprising they would ask
how it works at least they are responding unlike others.
Jessica
Hello colleagues,
I'm in contact with Hulu regarding a documentary a professor would like to
show to her class. Surprisingly, I am the first person to talk to them
about obtaining an educational license, at least according to their rep.
It's entirely possible, I suppose. What is interesting is that they want to
talk to the faculty about how she is planning to use this particular film.
I've never had a distributor ask me that question when obtaining an
educational license, so I thought I'd ask to see if this has come up for
any of you. It seems kind of fishy to me.
Best,
--tina
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VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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Tina Plottel
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Gelman Library
the George Washington University
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VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
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VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
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Tina Plottel
Research & User Services Librarian
She/Her/Hers
Gelman Library
the George Washington University
202-994-2294
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VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of
issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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issues relating to the selection, evaluation, acquisition, bibliographic
control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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control, preservation, and use of current and evolving video formats in
libraries and related institutions. It is hoped that the list will serve as
an effective working tool for video librarians, as well as a channel of
communication between libraries,educational institutions, and video
producers and distributors.
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202-994-2294
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