Answered By: Micah Zeller
Last Updated: Jun 17, 2019     Views: 90

When you are showing a film/movie on campus, you may be asked to provide proof that you have obtained permission to show the material.  Note: library copies of films almost never have public display rights (also known as public performance rights) purchased with the copies in the library.

Please see the On Campus Film Display document for more information.

If you have additional questions, contact WU Libraries Copyright Help

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