3 Responses

1. Copyright
   You would be breaking Copyright law.

   Restrictions on use
   The Products contain the intellectual property of Video Arts and/or one or more third parties, which is protected by law. You must not: (i) copy or duplicate a Product in whole or in part (except as strictly required to use the Product, provided that no permanent copies are retained, or as specifically permitted in copies of printed materials supplied or otherwise as permitted by us in writing); (ii) in the case of a CDROM Product, disassemble, decompile or reverse engineer the software (except as strictly required to use the Product, provided that no permanent copies are retained, or as specifically permitted in copies of printed materials supplied or otherwise as permitted by us in writing); (iii) translate, edit, amend, modify or add to a Product or incorporate it with other material; or (iv) sell, rent, lend, give or sub-license a Product (whether for reward or otherwise).

2. Talk to Video Arts!

   They are forever sending me emails offering bite sized learning and access to their catalogue as and when I need it.

   I don’t think you have to buy their products to be able to access them for a one-off event. They’d still be expensive though, I’d imagine! 🙂

3. Copyright part 2
   “I don’t think you have to buy their products to be able to access them for a one-off event”

   I think you will find you have to pay even for a one off use.