I have a legal question for anyone out there. Does it matter where the copyright is placed in a film? Specifically, if the copyright is placed at the end of the credits does that have any bearing--leagally--on anything that might come after the credits? I am thinking of something such as the "brief statement" which occurs at the end of Frederick Wiseman's _Titicut Follies_, stating that changes have been made at the MCIB corrections facility since the making of the film. Does it matter at all in a strict legal sense that Wiseman puts this statement "after" the film in a sense? cheers, brian ====================================== brian k aurand comparative literature university of maryland at college park [log in to unmask] 301-405-2853 ====================================== ---- Online resources for film/TV studies may be found at ScreenSite http://www.tcf.ua.edu/screensite