What happened to DoRo’s footage when the company filed for bankruptcy?
I assume all the assets we auctioned off, with Queen Productions buying / claiming ownership over all footage that concerned the band?
Do I have this right?
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According to this source from 2003 the DoRos had several bancruptcies
http://www.wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/68408/index.do
and that does not mean they ever stopped working - instead they started a new company. At the time of the article they left Vienna and moved to Munic and Jim Beach was supposed to be financially involved.
I don't know how many companies they have started and closed since then, but I think they are so clever, that they always keep their archive in safe hands.
http://www.wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/68408/index.do
and that does not mean they ever stopped working - instead they started a new company. At the time of the article they left Vienna and moved to Munic and Jim Beach was supposed to be financially involved.
I don't know how many companies they have started and closed since then, but I think they are so clever, that they always keep their archive in safe hands.
I see, thanks for the reply, DoRo know all the tricks.
Soundfreak wrote:
According to this source from 2003 the DoRos had several bancruptcies
http://www.wirtschaftsblatt.at/home/68408/index.do
and that does not mean they ever stopped working - instead they started a new company. At the time of the article they left Vienna and moved to Munic and Jim Beach was supposed to be financially involved.
I don't know how many companies they have started and closed since then, but I think they are so clever, that they always keep their archive in safe hands.
At least that explains why Queen Productions keep using DoRo to make videos, they are sitting on a gold mine, not only Queen either.
Indeed, their 40000+ hours of archive stuff (thats 25 years of recordings from 100+ artists...) was kept in the new company, the one that went bankrupt was emptied before...