Services
Since 2014, laNégo offers archival and musical research and copyright clearance services for all your projects:
TV, cinema, radio, advertising, shows, etc.
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Visual archive research and clearance
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Music licensing
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Copyright holder research and identification
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Music supervision
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Licences and contracts
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Cue sheets
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Consultation
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Budget evaluations
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Script clearance reports
Reels and projects
Archives Music
Clients
- Amalga
- Anémone Films
- Attraction Images
- Avanti Groupe
- B-612
- Caramel Films
- Casadel Films
- Christal Films
- Coco.TV
- Colonelle Films
- ComediHa!
- Compagnie Marie Chouinard
- EMAfilms
- Ex Machina
- Felix & Paul Studios
- Films du tricycle
- Forum Films
- Groupe Fair-Play
- GSM Project
- Haussmann Park
- Inséparable Films
- iProd inc.
- Item 7
- Jacob Tierney
- Josh Freed Productions
- Juste Pour Divertir
- KOTV inc.
- L-A be - Let Artists be
- La Bille Bleue
- La Fabrique Culturelle
- Les Enfants
- Les Films de Jennie
- Les Films de l'Hydre
- Les Films de l’œil
- Les Productions du Rapide-Blanc
- Les Productions ToRoS
- Les vues du fleuve
- Max Films
- Moment Factory
- Moonstruhk
- Musée Pointe-à-Callière
- Musée de la civilisation
- Mustang Productions
- Nikan Productions
- Notre Compagnie de production
- ONF
- Pamplemousse Média
- Papier-Brique
- Passez Go
- Patrimoine Canada
- Pixcom
- Pixomondo
- Productions Avenida
- Productions Bazzo Bazzo
- Productions Déferlantes
- Productions du Milieu
- Saturne5
- Sphère Média
- Tam-Tam - TBWA
- Téléfiction
- Telegramme Media
- Théâtre Duceppe
- Théâtre la Bordée
- TNM
- TORQ Le Groupe
- Tungsten Studio
- Trio Orange
- TVA Productions
- Urbania
- Zone3
Team
laNégo is a team of independent consultants who are both passionate and well-versed in the copyright clearance industry.
Archives
Sophie Moreau
- 514 802-0567
- sophie@lanego.ca
Yza Nouiga
- 514 699-9462
- yza@lanego.ca
Emma Brunet
- 438 868-4778
- emma@lanego.ca
Music
Delphine Saint-Marcoux
- 514 999-0668
- delphine@lanego.ca
Josée-Anne Tremblay
- 514 267-5709
- joseeanne@lanego.ca
Copyright - 101
There are many misconceptions and suppositions in the copyright clearance industry. We’re here to demystify fact from fiction!
Just because it’s online doesn’t mean it’s copyright-free!!
The content you find on YouTube, for example, must receive copyright clearance.
Yes, but the creator has passed away.
You still need authorization from his/her estate or beneficiaries.
But I’m only using three seconds of a song or archive.
Yes, three seconds is short, but you still need copyright clearance!
The prescribed limitation period differs from one country to the next.
In Canada, as of January 1st, 2023, a musical composition or piece of literature is now protected for 70 years after the passing of its last creator. This change to the Canadian Copyright Act does not affect works that were already in the public domain in 2022.
Copyright clearance can be a lengthy process.
If possible, plan ahead! Contact laNégo and let us advise you on all your specific needs.
All old works of art are public domain.
Not necessarily! Some belong to museums, like the Mona Lisa, which is owned by the Louvre.
Interview-related support
“Interview-related support” does not apply to archives and music; it’s a notion resulting from the UDA collective agreement only. As such, you must obtain permission from the rightsholders.
Promo
The act of promoting is not an exclusion outlined in the Copyright Law of Canada; while some rightsholders might graciously accept such usage of material, you still need copyright clearance.