Explain a Paper: your questions answered
Short answers to eight common questions about Explain a Paper: what a film costs, whether you need the publisher's permission, editing the script, revision rounds, how long a film can be, using your brand, where your film is hosted, and signing in without registering.
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Eight questions we are asked most. What does a film cost? Thirty-nine pounds plus VAT, with captions, a transcript and a poster image. Do I need the publisher's permission?
Not normally, for a redrawn film. A film that shows the paper's pages needs the right to adapt it. Can I edit the script? Yes. You have full control of the narration, and nothing is made until you approve it.
What is a revision round? One complete render of your film. Each film includes three, and your own script edits never use one. How long can a film be?
One, two, three or five minutes, and during our launch every length uses one film credit. For a longer film, contact us. Can the film use our brand? Yes, free on every order: we read your colours, fonts and logo from your website.
Where is my film hosted? It is yours to download and use anywhere, or we can upload it to YouTube for you. Do I need to register? No. Enter your email address, and we send you a sign-in link.
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