Copyright Alliance's Podcast

Screenwriter & Filmmaker Jordan Roberts describes the process of self-financing his indie film “3,2,1 Frankie Go Boom” and the effect of piracy on future investment.

Pilar Alessandra discusses her job helping screenwriters perfect their scripts and explains how pride and a sense of ownership over their work pushes writers to create original and entertaining stories.

Brian Lerch, Head of Post Production at Rock Shrimp Productions, talks about the process and skills required to finish some of the most popular culinary shows on TV.

Monster maker Jordu Schell describes his journey to becoming an artist, beginning with his childhood fascination with sci-fi, horror, and fantasy films of the 1970s. He talks about his creative process and collaborating with film directors.

Photographer and director Michael Grecco offers caveats about putting work on social media sites such as Facebook and Instagram.

Photographer and director Michael Grecco tell us about how learned about copyright "the hard way."

Photographer and director Michael Grecco debunks the fallacy that the money paid for an artist’s work never goes to the artist.

Filmmaker EllenSeidlershares some insights about how to prevent the viral spread of pirated content.

Filmmaker EllenSeidlersays sharing is not caring. There is an entire black market that thrives on stealing artists’ work.

David Price, Director of Piracy & Counterfeit Analysis at NetNames, discusses his new report "Behind the Cyberlocker Door," published in collaboration with Digital Citizens Alliance. Price discusses the profitability from hosting infringing material and the role of legitimate payment processors like Visa and Master Card. Price also reveals the manner in which these cyberlockers are used to deliver malware to users.