This is a translation provided for convenience. In case of discrepancy, the French version prevails.
Scenorama respects the rights of authors, producers and rights holders. This page explains how the images in the inspiration library are presented, and how to request the removal of content.
Library images
- The images are occasional excerpts from audiovisual works, presented for the purposes of analysis, criticism and teaching of direction, framing, lighting and colour.
- They are published in reduced resolution and accompanied by the title of the work, its year and its authors.
- The works are neither broadcast nor sold: only a few still images are presented. Access to the library is free of charge.
- The images remain the exclusive property of their rights holders. Their reuse by users is limited to analysis and inspiration and is the users' responsibility (see the Terms of Use).
Requesting removal
If you hold rights in a work presented and wish to have all or some of the images removed, write to hello@scenorama.app stating:
- your name, capacity and contact details and, where applicable, the company you represent;
- the work concerned and the address of the page (or images) in question;
- evidence of your rights in the work;
- a statement certifying that the information provided is accurate.
Reported content is removed from the library within 72 working hours of receipt of a complete request, without any need to produce a court decision.
User content
Videos uploaded and projects created by users are private and are not published by Scenorama. To report content that is publicly accessible via a sharing link, please use the same address.