SEA Conference Panel: What Every Artist’s Website Needs – Protecting Copyrighted Artwork on the Internet

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Benjie Hughes | Elizabeth T. Russell | Jeanette Smith | Matt Boresi
Matt Boresi is a librettist and theater instructor and holds an MFA from the NYU Tisch School of the Arts. He received the ASCAP Max Dreyfus Award, and is an IL Lincoln Laureate. Matt is acting instructor for the North Central College Musical Theatre Workshop. Boresi has also worked as a resident librettist at the Lark Theatre and Manhattan Opera Theatre. His work has been performed by MOT, The French Institute, Tanglewood, and at the NOA and OPERA America National Conventions. His translation of "Quando M'en Vo'" was featured in Bronx Opera's La Boheme. Boresi and Hilliard’s "Don Imbroglio – An Opera You Can’t Refuse," enjoyed an acclaimed run in the Off-Broadway N.Y. Musical Theatre Festival.

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Panelists Beth Russell, Jeanette Smith, and Benjie Hughes address an audience member’s concerns about protecting her copyrighted artwork once it is published on the internet. They discuss the various precautionary measures, such as encryption and watermarking, that can be implemented to deter site visitors from stealing an artist’s work, but warn the audience that there is a certain level of risk involved in internet publishing.

Shoot Date: March 2008