George Tombs, the film producer, is offering digital site licenses to universities, community colleges, research institutes, government and public libraries, companies, and high schools for The Blinding Sea.
✔ This two-hour high-definition film is delivered to you via FTP server
✔ It is then available in perpetuity for your faculty, staff, students and library clients
✔ It involves a one-time payment (no recurring licensing payments)
✔ Have acquire perpetuity (lifetime) rights
✔ You may then stream this film within your institution, without limit, for the life of the file
How does it work?
You handle the hosting of the video on your institution’s secure server.
After you place your order, George Tombs, the film producer, will deliver you a file within 2-5 days.
What’s included?
- A high-resolution video file in the H.264 format
- The film poster as a JPG file
- A closed-captions file as an SRT file
- A discussion guide as a PDF file
- A film transcript as a PDF file
NOTE: A perpetuity licence does not authorize your institution to screen this film in a theatrical setting (auditorium, amphitheatre etc.) where viewers buy tickets to watch the film (i.e. you are not acquiring Public Performance Rights).
A perpetuity licence does not authorize your institution to copy the film for private purposes, or to share the film with other institutions, whether by inter-library loans, transfers or other means.
How much does a perpetuity licence cost?
Perpetuity licenses cost US$400 for universities, community colleges, research institutes, government and public libraries, and high schools.
SALES TAXES: The producer and copyright holder is based in Quebec. Based on the place of supply rules, sales taxes (HST, GST, QST) are payable by institutions within Canada and Quebec, but not in other jurisdictions.
NOTE: Annual digital licences and/or pay-as-you-go licences are not available.
If you prefer accessing the film for a fee via Alexander Street (part of Clarivate), you can find it here: https://video.alexanderstreet.com/watch/the-blinding-sea
The Blinding Sea is © George Tombs, 2025