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• DTL: “The Canadian movie industry” — The text is copyright © 2001 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• DTL: “Dare to dream” — The text is copyright © 2010 by Damian T. Lloyd. The photo is by CottonBro Studio, courtesy of Pexels, and is free to use.
• DTL: “Distribution: Making your movie available” — The text is copyright © 2010 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• DTL: “Feed your people!” — The text is copyright © 2010 by Damian T. Lloyd. The photo is by CottonBro Studio, courtesy of Pexels, and is free to use.
• DTL: “Reviewed: Spider-Man 2 (2004) — The text is copyright © 2004 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is copyright © 2004 by Columbia Pictures, and is used here under “fair use” provisions in law.
• DTL: “The sophomore slump” — The text is copyright © 2025 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• DTL: “Treat your people well!” — The text is copyright © 2010 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• DTL: “Warner Bros. cartoons, then and now” — The text is copyright © 2004 by Damian T. Lloyd. The illustration is copyright © by Warner Bros., and is used here under “fair use” provisions in law.
• DTL & MAT: “You are not a distributor” — The text is copyright © 2026 by Damian T. Lloyd and Ms. Anne Thrope. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• JN: “Paramount buying Warner Bros. means bad news — literally” — The text is copyright © 2026 by Johnny Nemo. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• JN: “Reviewed: Fahrenheit 911” — The text is copyright © 2004 by Johnny Nemo. The photo is copyright © 2004 by , and is used here under “fair use” provisions in law.
• JN: “Why SNL isn't funny” — The text is copyright © 2004 by Johnny Nemo. The photo is copyright © 1975 by NBC, and is used here under “fair use” provisions in law.
• KO’D: “Do you want to make movies or be a movie-maker?” — The text is copyright © 2025 by Killa O’Dreamz. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• KO’D: “Unsolicited career advice for Directors” — The text is copyright © 2025 by Killa O’Dreamz. The photo is by Teja J., courtesy of Pexels, and is free to use.
• MAT: “Don’t make these movies!” — The text is copyright © 2025 by Ms. Anne Thrope. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• MAT & KO’D: “No, you haven’t invented ‘Netflix for indies’” — The text is copyright © 2025 by Ms. Anne Thrope and Killa O’Dreamz. The illustration is clip-art in the public domain.
• TLB: “Reviewed: BC Buds (2024)” — The text is copyright © 2026 by The Lone Banana. The photo is .

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