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The statutory period passes. the act itself was amended in the 70s and the intention was to give creators more ownership rights. the current test to determine the ownership is to prove instance and expense. in the lawsuit, marvel who claims this but the problem is theres no paper trail of an agreement. the proper employment classification and notes of any actions they took to claim that ownership. >> mike: exhibit b, these contributions in the work for hire situation and the complete. donalds is...

To which the copyright act termination provisions do not apply. bob, how do you see it? >> i see it that way. it may be unfortunate for the creators with the fact is the creators never had a copyright is sell in the first place. these -- marvel did things interestingly. i looked at this, they created the outlines, they collaborated with the artists and they had complete creative control over the product. thats the work for hire scenario. to sarahs point, the case looks pretty clear. absent an ag...

Whoever controls the most content is king. with this deal in particular, what the owners of bond who still have creative control over it, theyre still going to release the bond films in theaters. i love that move, a focus and push to make everything on demand. i really think that it has an effect on how things are being made and produced. i love having movies in theaters and then streaming services. disney made a deal with sony. they acquired the right of spiderman. so were seeing the acquisitio...

Netflix acquires Coodie & Chike’s Kanye West documentary series for a whopping $30 million: report Karu F. Daniels, New York Daily News, (TNS) The untold story of the “greatest artist God ever created” will be streaming soon. A documentary series about Kanye West has reportedly been acquired for $30 million by Netflix with an expected launch date for late this year. While Netflix has yet to confirm the acquisition a source familiar with the project told “Entertainment Tonight” that th...

A multi-part documentary series about Kanye Wests life and career is reportedly set to land on Netflix this year According to Billboard, the streaming giant spent "upwards of $30 million" on the series, though this has not been confirmed 9 April 2021 The currently untitled project is being helmed by music video producing pair Clarence Coodie Simmons and Chike Ozah, who were behind the hip-hop superstar and Yeezy founders 2004 promos for Jesus Walks (Version 3) and Through the Wire. Fans can...

Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Surface Magazine A docuseries about  Kanye West is heading to Netflix after the streamer acquired it for $30 million.  It is set to premiere later this year. Billboard reports that the documentary series has been in the works for the past 21 years and is the brainchild of filmmakers  Clarence “Coodie” Simmons and  Chike Ozah. The duo, who also go by Coodie & Chike, directed West’s 2003 debut music videos “Through the Wire” and “Jesus Walks...

Keeping up with Kanye: Rapper sells tell-all documentary series to Netflix A multi-part documentary series about Kanye Wests life and career is reportedly set to land on Netflix this year. According to Billboard, the streaming giant spent “upwards of $30 million” (about R436.2-million) on the series, though this has not been confirmed. The currently untitled project that has been in the making for more than 20 years, is being helmed by music video producing pair Clarence “Coodie” Simmon...

The untold story of the “greatest artist God ever created” will be streaming soon. A documentary series about Kanye West has reportedly been acquired for $30 million by Netflix with an expected launch date for late this year. While Netflix has yet to confirm the acquisition a source familiar with the project told “Entertainment Tonight” that the figure is inaccurate, which the outlet reported Wednesday. According to Billboard, the project has been in the works for the better...

Billboard reports that a Kanye West documentary is coming to Netflix after the streaming service acquired it for an estimated $30 million. The project will feature never-before-seen archival footage of Ye and material over the course of 21 years. The project, which does not yet have a title, is reportedly set to debut on Netflix later this year. Clarence “Coodie” Simmons and Chike Ozah, the duo known as Coodie and Chike, are directing the documentary.  They co-directed Ye’s 2003 “Thro...