DVD. Purchaser shall provide Owner with one DVD of the picture when commercially available, if ever.
DVD. The acronym for a Digital Video Disc player.
DVD. Upon condition that Seller shall fully perform all of the required services and material obligations required to be performed by Seller hereunder and that Seller is not in material, uncured default hereunder, Seller shall be entitled to two (2) DVDs of the Picture upon commercial availability of the same.
DVD. Writer shall receive, free of charge, a DVD copy if commercially available, of the Picture as required under the Basic Agreement. Writer shall use said DVD copy solely for personal, library and reference purposes, and in no event shall said DVD copy be duplicated or used for any commercial purpose or for profit, including but not limited to the making of public exhibitions of the Picture.
DVD. Upon the condition that Finder fully performs all of the material services and obligations required to be performed by Finder hereunder and that Finder is not in material uncured default hereunder, Finder shall be entitled to one (1) DVD copy of the Picture upon commercial availability of the same.
DVD. As a last resort, we can also accept content via DVD. We can accept data DVDs with digital files burned to them or we can accept actual production DVDs (Region 1 strongly preferred). While we are able to capture the video files from a production DVD, we are unable to combine video files from multiple discs. Any single title that is split across two or more discs will be rejected, or will need to be delivered in a digital format. Please only send copies—Amazon is unable to return DVDs. Image Guide This guide covers the image delivery requirements for Included Programs. Image Requirements All images for Included Programs must have the following attributes. • JPEG format • Preferred DPI of 300; Minimum DPI of 75 • The image cannot contain trade logos (such as the DVD logo), references to non-digital formats (such as DVD or BluRay), or callouts to an external website. • It is strongly recommended that the image you provide contain some form of the title of the content. • The file must be named according to our conventions: [Partner Name]-[UniqueID]- IMAGE.jpg. (See Content Guide for full details on file naming.) For each of the two types of content, Standalone (such as Feature Films) or Episodic, the additional image requirements follow. Image Requirements for Standalone Titles (Features) For each Standalone title, we can accept one image per title with the following attributes: • 3:4 (height greater than width) required. • 1200 x 1600 is preferable. The minimum acceptable size is 800 x 1200. Image Requirements for Episodic Titles (Episodes, Seasons, Series) Each episodic title is part of a Series and Season. We require, at minimum, one image per Series and one image per Season within that Series. Please also deliver one image per episode whenever available, though these are not technically required. All episodic content images, whether Series, Season or Episode, must have the following attributes: • 4:3 (width greater than height) required. • 1600 x 1200 is preferable. The minimum acceptable size is 600 x 450 Metadata Guide This guide covers the metadata requirements for Included Programs.
DVD. Xxxxx Rides At The Door, Xxxxxxx. Napi Stories. Browning, MT: Blackfeet Heritage Program, 1979. Xxxxxxx, Xxxx and Xxx Xxxxx. Expedition: Yellowstone! Yellowstone National Park, WY: Yellowstone Association, 1987. Xxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxx. Waterlily. Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 1988. “Explore the River: Bull Trout, Tribal People, and the Jocko River.” Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, I & E, FWRC, Natural Resource Department, n.d. DVD. Xxxxx, Xxxx. The Kalispel Indians. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma, 1986. Xxxx, Xxxxxxx X. The Reservation Blackfeet, 1882-1945. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1984. “Fire on the Land: Native Peoples and Fire in the Northern Rockies.” Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx and Kootenai Tribes, Fire History Project, I & E, FWRC, Natural Resource Department, n.d. DVD. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxx. Blackfoot Lodge Tales. Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 1962. Xxxxxx, Xxxx. Grass Woman Stories. Browning, MT: Blackfeet Heritage Program, 1978. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx. In the Beginning: Creation Stories from Around the World. San Diego: Harcourt Brace Xxxxxxxxxx, 1988. Xxxxxx, Xxxxx, ed. The People: Native American Thoughts and Feelings. Summertown, TN: Book Publishing Company, 1975. Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx X. Teaching Kids to Love the Earth. Duluth, MN: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, 1991. Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxx. The Blackfeet Agency and Glacier Park. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1984. ---. Indian Ceremonial Sites in Glacier. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1986. Additional Resources Continued ---. Red Eagle. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1986. ---. The Vision Quest in Glacier Park. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1986. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx. Good Medicine in Glacier National Park. Golden, British Columbia: Good Medicine Books, 1971. ---. The Tipi: Traditional Native American Shelter. Summertwon, TN: Native Voices Book Publishing Company, 2006. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxx. Blackfoot Indian Utilization of the Flora of the Northwestern Great Plains. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1976. Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxx X. Zone Of Interaction Between Laurentide and Rocky Mountain Glaciers East Of Waterton-Glacier Park, Northwestern Montana and Southwestern Alberta. West Glacier, MT: Glacier National Park Library, 1987. Xxxx, Xxxxxxx X. Blackfoot Ethnography. Edmonton: Archaeological Survey of Alberta, 1986. Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx X., ed. Programming for School Groups: an Interpreters Guide. Washington: National Park Service, ...
DVD. Artist shall be furnished (free of charge) promptly following commercial availability, for Artist’s private noncommercial use.
DVD. The Producer shall give to the Owner for the Owner’s personal use three (3) DVD copies of the Film as soon as it becomes commercially available.
DVD. WCU and the Film Festival may utilize these materials in a VHS or DVD to be distributed for free as a public service announcement or educational video.
