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The artist accepts responsibility for obtaining the appropriate copyright clearances for material within their artwork.

Copyright of the entered Works remains with you the artist, unless you choose to release specific or all rights with an alternative license. (Artists can choose the type of licensing that best suits them, from a traditional All Rights Reserved to an open Public Domain license. We encourage you to think about contributing to the cultural commons by releasing at least some rights (ie. to share or remix with attribution) by choosing the appropriate Creative Commons license.)

Digital Fringe is licensed to screen your works during the festival and for non-commercial and promotional purposes.

Digital Fringe may at its discretion use all or any part of the Works, and may alter or modify such Works to fit in with screening requirements and promotional activities.

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Entries are limited to one gigabyte, if you have a bigger entry contact us. Formats acceptable for upload are as follows:

Video: Quicktime, MPEG-4, FLV, AVI, WAV, MPEG-1, MPEG-2
Images: JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF
Audio: MP3
There are a number of other formats and codecs acceptable, for a full list click here


Copyright of all works entered in the festival remains with you, the artist



We encourage all artists to at least contribute something to the public commons … but the choice is yours
Share, reuse, and remix — legally

When publishing your work with Digital Fringe, you are free to choose the type of license that best suits your needs from the most restrictive, an all rights reserved (C), to the most permissive, a Public Domain license (PD). Or you can utilise the Creative Commons licensing scheme and protect specific rights whilst still contributing something to the public commons