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Umbrella license to show movies to the public?

Asked by funadvice 8 months ago, 1 answer.
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In the answer to the second question in the FAQ on the Motion Picture Licensing Corporation website is states "However, the Umbrella License® covers only those situations where admission is not charged."

So apparently the umbrella license doesn't allow you to charge admission to view said movies. It didn't say anything about such a thing anywhere else on the site, which is why I find it rather odd, but if that's true, what would one need to obtain to show movies and charge admission?

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Answered by editor on Jan 10, 2008, 03:27AM
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Well, I tried to find the information by providing you with that site. Why don't you follow their instructions to contact them if you have more questions? I don't work for them, so I am not entirely sure.

It says to call (800) 462-8855 or send an email to info @ mplc.com. You will get faster results that way.