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RobertRath
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49 Posts
1/08
Posted - Feb 5 2008 : 11:27AM
Anyone know of any good sites that have info on laws on regulations about releasing DVD's in the US??
Thanks
Edited by - RobertRath on Feb 5 2008
conquistador
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Hellhamster.
2947 Posts
10/03
Posted - Feb 5 2008 : 1:26PM
Pardon me? "goo sites"?
EDIT: You can edit your posts by clicking on the icon at the top of each one which looks like a pencil and a piece of paper.
You are welcome.
Edited by - conquistador on 2/5/2008 1:27:48 PM
MikeSouth
Deactivated User

511 Posts
11/02
Posted - Feb 5 2008 : 2:15PM

for the zillionth time
there are no federal pornography laws except child porn
period.
obscenity is determined by a jury and only invokes federal charges when it crosses state lines
you could easily google this stuff
RobertRath
Member

49 Posts
1/08
Posted - Feb 6 2008 : 6:38AM
I'm talking about a DVD produced in the UK destined for a US market. I assume there are a load of hoops to jump through before it can be released. Like classification, review by a review board, etc. Thats if it's even legal to retail UK porn in the US. Ive spent hours looking at sites trying to find info about it but the majority of it makes no sense.
Ive already spoken to people at adultdvdempire, etc. about retailing I just need to know what I need to do before they can stock it.
Loraine
Senior Member

1559 Posts
3/04
Posted - Feb 6 2008 : 6:42AM
The US is the land of the free. Just ship the product to the retailer and sell it. No classification, no review board.
 
RobertRath
Member

49 Posts
1/08
Posted - Feb 6 2008 : 7:01AM
Seriously?? Thats amazing. What the hell am I doing over here where they cut Pirates because they thought there was no proof that consent was given by the performers.
USA here I come!!!!!!
caroline-NL
Member

543 Posts
3/07
Posted - Feb 6 2008 : 7:10AM
Yes, the district attorney will be very happy to view your movie ;-)
Problem with US laws is, that you only know later, if your movie is considered illegal
Loraine
Senior Member

1559 Posts
3/04
Posted - Feb 6 2008 : 7:56AM
The alternative is that you have a [ invalid url ]
Robert, you might enjoy an overview of the MPAA rating system in the US written by director Tony Comstock -- How “X-rated” Came to Mean “Porn” and the Death of Movies for Grown-ups it's about the fourth post down inthe topic category.



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