i want to do a episode of "Daria" as a play, i don't want t get sued,  i can't contact the creator. wat i do?
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If you are doing it for school and not trying to make money off of it, you are OK.  They wont come after you for that.
454105
call them I know our theater tells the web site on their recording . good luck
1101696
You can load all the episode you want onto your hard drive.  All you need to do is rip the episodes using DVD Decrypter.  It's a free program you can download and use.  It will most likely rip the entire disk.  \n\nYou can mix and match the episode and re-burn them if so desired, except that can get into rights of the maker, so I don't suggest that!- that's my disclaimer!
296202
Get an agent to talk to them. Disney does not accept unsolicited scripts or ideas and destroy any they receive.
152601
From the copyright holder.  You need to contact the owner directly and ask for terms.
1182790
You keep asking these questions about the casts of different shows.  Why not just go to IMDB and look up the info yourself?  Anyone that answers you is probably going to do something similar, so just cut out the middleman.
192948
Get an agent.  The company will not see anyone for auditions w/out an agent.
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Talk to the owner first. He wants you to make a video, make a video.
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Yes! it's just a show besides your not doing anything bad.(just don't do anything crazy like imitaiting the show)
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This is an easy question, since I used to work for a director/writer talent management firm in LA. \nYou have to do a search to locate the copywrite owners of the Thundercats. The person or business who owns copywrite title will have all rights to the story and characters; Film, television, theater, merchandising, print, recording, etc. NO ONE can advance any project without their express consent. \n\nContact them, but only after you have either a 5-10 page treatment, or a 90-120 page finished script. It's better to have a treatment, which is a summation of the story, than a script because if you get a rejection you won't have wasted all that time and effort. Then contact WGA WEST (Writers Guild of America, on Fairfax in Los Angeles) and they will tell you how to send it in for registration so your idea is legally protected. If I remember, there is a small fee, $25-50.  If you don't have this, you can tell them your idea and without proof, they can legally take your idea and give you nothing.\n\nThe copywrite owners will let you know, based on a quick pitch of your idea, if this is something they might be interested in. You never know, they might be working on a deal of their own, either a development project or a plan to sell the rights to another producer.\nGood luck.
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You can go to the website of the show/television, email the contact person or phone them in their special line to ask for the form. Good Luck!
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Chances are that the content is copyright by the original creator.  When this happens, they can ask you to take it off, and you must do so, or if there is significant damages, they can sue you.  If it is less than 10% of their site and is for educational purposes, then you can legally copy the info if it is not patented.
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I know I can find video of the episode online, and a replica could be made from that. I specialize in replicas and would love to help you out. You can message me if you wish:)
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lol u cant. u hav two options. watch it on television or buy the series to watch online on internet. no other way out.
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This will sound strange but before you do anything write the story and then copyright it with the Library of Congress.  If you don't you will most likely have your story stolen from you and will never be able to received any royalities if the story becomes popular with the public.  I'm not kidding....I'm a screenwriter and I know.
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No, don't sign up at www.tv.org. That won't help.\n\nwww.tv.org is another peer-to-peer program (like Kazaa) which means what available for you to download is whatever is in all the other members' computers. They won't have Season 3, I guarantee it. Why? Because Season 3 hasn't even FINISHED airing yet (last episode is this Sunday nite)! It'll be prolly next summer of fall before it'll be out on DVD.\n\nGo find some lesbian friends and find out if any of them taped the episodes.
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Not as long as you state that it's simply for entertainment, you don't own the characters (list them if you made your own) and that you aren't making any money off it. It's considered 'fair use.'