Motion pictures and filmstrips, 1971 : $b Catalog of copyright entries, third series, volume 25, parts 12-13
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"Motion Pictures and Filmstrips, January-June 1971: Catalog of Copyright Entries" is a scientific publication likely produced in the early 1970s. This catalog provides a detailed record of copyrights for motion pictures and filmstrips, encompassing various categories such as feature films, cartoons, educational films, and television films. Readers can expect an organized list of current registrations, including details about the productions and their copyright claims. The opening of the catalog begins with a preface outlining the legal framework for copyright entries, derived from U.S. copyright law. It details how the entries are categorized and what information is included for each copyrighted work, such as title, production statement, physical description, and names of key contributors. Additionally, the text highlights the availability and organization of sections within the catalog, denoting the roles of various classifications, such as feature films and educational materials. This systematic approach serves as a valuable resource for legal professionals, educators, and researchers interested in film and copyright history.
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