Copyright of Movie Stills

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I wonder if you would know how companies are able to transfer their stills from their site to IMDb, when editing a title I go down to "Copyright Holder" and do the symbol ©, along with the company but it doesn't after waiting for about a week or so. How do companies do this and was wondering if users are able to do it.

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The Copyright section in the Edit page is for listing who holds the copyright on the film, as noted in the Submission Guide: Copyright Holder.  It only contains the name of the holder (person or company) and has no connection with the photos

Pictures are added through the Publicity Services. This is a paid service, which currently charges a fee of $10 US per photo ($35 for the primary poster). Only people authorized by the production are permitted to add photos via this service.


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