Copyright and Permissions

Last updated: August 9, 2026
Ownership of Content
All content on ls3studios.com — including but not limited to documentary films, film trailers, photographs, video footage, written articles, study guides, press kits, graphics, logos, and the overall site design — is the property of LS3 Studios (LLC) unless otherwise noted, and is protected by United States and international copyright laws.
©2026 LS3 Studios, LLC. All rights reserved.
Client and Family-Submitted Materials
In the course of producing family legacy documentaries, church history projects, and institutional documentaries, LS3 Studios frequently works with photographs, home videos, letters, oral histories, and other materials submitted or entrusted to us by clients, families, churches, and institutions (“Submitted Materials”).
Ownership of Submitted Materials remains with the family, church, institution, or individual who provided them, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
LS3 Studios uses Submitted Materials solely for the purpose of producing the agreed-upon documentary or project, and for any promotional or portfolio use expressly authorized in writing by the client (for example, in a signed release or production agreement).
Clients featured on this Site (including in film clips, photos, or written case studies) have granted permission for that specific use. If you believe your materials or likeness appear on this Site without permission, please contact us immediately using the information below.
Third-Party and Archival Materials
Our documentaries may incorporate historical records, archival photographs, public records, news clippings, or other materials sourced from libraries, archives, historical societies, or government repositories (such as the Freedmen’s Bureau records). We make reasonable efforts to properly source and, where required, obtain permission or rely on applicable public domain status or fair use for such materials. If you are a rights holder and believe material has been used on this Site without proper authorization, please contact us so we can promptly review and address the matter.
Permitted Use of Site Content
Unless otherwise stated, you may not reproduce, distribute, publicly display, publicly perform, modify, or create derivative works from any content on this Site without prior written permission from LS3 Studios.
You are welcome to:
Share links to pages on this Site through social media or email.
Quote brief excerpts from our blog or press materials for commentary, criticism, or news reporting, provided clear attribution is given to LS3 Studios with a link back to the original page.
You may not:
Download, copy, or redistribute our documentary films, trailers, or footage for commercial or public use without a licensing agreement.
Use our photographs, film stills, or branded materials in your own publications, presentations, or websites without written permission.
Downloadable Resources
Select resources on this Site — such as film study guides, discussion materials for educators, and preservation checklists — are made available for free download and personal or educational use. These resources may not be resold, rebranded, or redistributed in bulk without our written consent.
Press and Media Use
Members of the press and media outlets covering LS3 Studios and its films may use materials from our press kits for the purpose of news coverage, provided proper attribution is given. For high-resolution assets or additional press materials, please contact us directly.
Requesting Permission
To request permission to use LS3 Studios content, footage, or images beyond what is described above, please contact us with details about the intended use:
LS3 Studios, LLC
Email: info@ls3studios.com
Phone: (504) 434-0513
Location: New Orleans, LA
Reporting a Copyright Concern
If you believe content on this Site infringes your copyright, please contact us with:
A description of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed.
The location (URL) of the material on our Site.
Your contact information.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized.
We will review and respond to legitimate concerns promptly.