The letter is a response granting permission for students at St Andrew's Catholic School to use elements of the song "Broken Crown" by Mumford and Sons in their A Level Media Studies soap opera trailer. The permission is granted based on the educational nature of the project and covers use in the UK on college premises for students and examiners. Certain conditions are outlined, including crediting Mumford and Sons and the record label in the production.
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1. St Andrew’s Catholic School
Grange Road
Leatherhead
Surrey
KT22 7JP
23rd September 2014
Dear Sir/Madam,
We are writingto youas A Level MediaStudiesStudentsof St.AndrewsCatholicSchool inregardsto
the permissiontouse some elementsof musicandlyricsfromthe song‘BrokenCrown’byMumford
and Sons.
As part of our A Level MediaStudiescoursework,we are requiredtocreate andproduce a Soap
OperaTrailer.The track is suitable forourtrailerbecause of the lyricsandthe melody,astheyare
parallel withthe themesof the trailer. Alsothe trackputs emphasisonthe settingandthe relevance
inthe trailerissignificant.Iwouldlike tostressthatthe whole trackisnot goingto be used,as the
lengthof the trailerwill be between1minute and1 minute 30 secondslong.The songwill be further
editedwithineitherdedicatedaudioeditorsoftware,AdobePremiere Pro.Thistrailerwill be posted
ontoan educational blogtobe moderatedbythe examboardOCR.
If there are any problems,please donothesitate to contactour Headof MediaStudiesteacheras
ncraft@st-andrews.surrey.sch.uk orcontactthe school on 01372 277881.
Thank you,fortakingthe time to read thisletter.
Yours Sincerely,
Hannah Hughes, Esme Quantrill,ChrisJacobsandAsukaYoung
Response:
2. St Andrew’s Catholic School
Grange Road
Leatherhead
Surrey
KT22 7JP
23rd September 2014
TO : Hannah Hughes,Esme Quantrill,Chris Jacobs, Asuka Young
E-MAIL: HAHUGHES@st-andrews.surrey.sch.uk
FROM : JasonMirchandani
COMPANY: UNIVERSAL FILM & TV LICENSING
TEL NO : 0207 471 5238
DATE : 25/09/14
RE : Mumford & Sons - Broken Crown
PAGES : 2
_____________________________________________________________________________
3. St Andrew’s Catholic School
Grange Road
Leatherhead
Surrey
KT22 7JP
23rd September 2014
In view of the educational nature of the project we are happy for you to use the above tracks free of
charge under the following conditions:
1. This permission is limited to the territory of the United Kingdom and covers the non-
theatric exhibition of the film/ video on college premises to fellow students, parents, course
tutors and external examiners.
2. The copy or re-recording must be from records which you have purchased through normal
retail channels.
3. The copy or re-recording shall be used solely in the manner described in your letter and in
no other manner whatsoever without the necessary permission in writing.
4. In no circumstances shall the original recording be made available to a third party.
5. No further copies or re-recordings shall be made from your copy or re-recording without
the necessary permission in writing.
6. The master tape must be erased after such time as it is no longer required as part of the
production for which it was recorded.
7. If you require use of the recording at any other time - for example in any film festivals, you
must inform us of your proposed usage. It will not be guaranteed that the track will be
clearable and any use of the recording will involve a fee.
8. Any permission granted by us is for copyright in the sound recording only and does not
include the necessary publishing copyright which must also be cleared with the relevant
publishers.
9. A credit must be given as follows:
4. St Andrew’s Catholic School
Grange Road
Leatherhead
Surrey
KT22 7JP
23rd September 2014
Mumford & Sons - Broken Crown
Courtesy of Island Records
LicensedbykindpermissionfromThe Film& TVLicensingDivision,
Part of the Universal Music Group
Yours sincerely
Jason Mirchandani
Film & TV Licensing
UNIVERSAL MUSIC
UNIVERSAL MUSIC OPERATIONS LIMITED
364-366 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET LONDON W14 8NS
TEL: +44 (0)20 7471 5000
REGISTERED OFFICE AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS
REGISTERED IN ENGLAND 950138
www.universalmusic.co.uk
