Re: FLASH: who owns the fla?

[Michael Penne]

Interesting x-polination, as this ? is also being

debated on my 3d list. In that case, most contracts

give the client the completed video, while the author

retains ownership of the models and project files used

to create the video. THis is the standard contract,

clients that want the models and project files for

'further modification' must pay (often substantially)

extra. To me, the analogy of .swf=video and

.fla=project/models/textures seems apt.


--- David Ford <

david [dot] fordesolutions [dot] co [dot] nz

> wrote:

> You are missing the point. I wasn't asking for a

> techincal explanation of

> the difference. They are the same thing in terms of

> the contractual

> obligations that determine creation and ownership

> rights. You can't own one

> without the other.



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