FW: Hollywood and a free CRM videos

Bauer, Kenneth, CAPT, XOOT (bauerk_at_af.pentagon.mil)
Mon, 6 Oct 1997 08:46:00 -0400

After reading this I must add a note of caution. Remember that most
films that are commercial state that they cannot be
duplicated/reproduced in part or total (The WARNING at the beginning of
the video). I know that the material is very good for CRM training,
just ensure that you are not setting yourself up for litigation by
taking parts out of a film and then using them in a course. This is
especially important if you are getting paid for training the course.
Sorry to be a wet blanket, I ran into this problem when looking into
using commercial videos for training. I was informed that I could not
use commercial movies for training without specific written consent by
those that made the movie. Any legal experts please set us straight on
this.....

Ken
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From: Hugo Oscar Leimann Patt
To: crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu
Subject: Hollywood and a free CRM videos
Date: Friday, October 03, 1997 7:48PM

Hi folks,
I agree strongly with usefulness of videos in order to trigger an issue,
or
to warming a module, or to learn how important are CRM items in accident
causation.
In our experience since we do not have access to those expensive CRM
videos,
except the copies that some good friends in this forum have send to me,
we
use to edit some commercial Hollywood videos.
For example we use about 7 minutes of the Apollo XIII part when the
emergency appears and the ground crew has to decide what the problem is
(for
the Decision Making module).
We also use "Death Poets' Society", editing some minutes of the old
system
and some parts of the new way of thinking introduced by Robin Williamas,
to
trigger new ways of dealing with things, new behavior patterns and a new
organizational culture (perhaps the ultimate goal of CRM).
These resources are very cheap as you can see, and have a very
interesting
impact on the participants.
There is also an important CRM Video produced by Boeing and a lot of
other
contributors about CFIT, that is of free distribution, I guess (at least
so
I got it). They use the B-747 CFIT approaching Kuala Lumpur. Situational
Awareness, Communication, Decision Making, are all exposed with absolute
cleaness.
Greetings from a very vernal Buenos Aires
Hugo

Hugo Oscar Leimann Patt, MD, PhD
Argentine Aviation Authority and Air Force CRM Developer
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(1430) Buenos Aires
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