body: Suppose a private party were to pay for the production of a theatrical play in England, and one of these performances was filmed, with the intention that the filming would be later edited into a DVD. There are therefore several interested parties: 
  
  
  * The party that paid for everything
  * The person who filmed and edited the performance (the same person in this example)
  * The actors
  * The venue
  
  
  To which of these parties (or any others) do rights belong in the recording and DVD? Do these rights differ if the DVD is (a) publicily sold for profit, (b) privately sold for profit (e.g. just to those associated with the production), (c) privately distributed for free?
  
  
  
title: IP Rights in Recordings