Dear Ms. Cota,
I am happy to grant you this permission.  There will be no need for a
contract.  
Best,
Sylvie Flatow
Film Assistant
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
Ten Astor Place, 3rd fl.
New York, New York 10003
Ph: 212-473-5400 ext. 183
Fax: 212-598-0917

-----Original Message-----
From: Teresa Cota [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 12:37 PM
To: Sylvie Flatow
Subject: Re: Owl Moon permission

Dear Ms. Flatow,
   Thank you for your response.  Yes, the slides would be on the
internet for all to see, although I can't imagine anyone other than
teachers would even access the site, because that would be through our
school district's site, and under a lesson plans section.  Also, I
wonder if Ms. Yolen sent on the sample slides I sent to her.  I only
scanned 8 of the pages, and there are notations or comments inserted
(obviously not part of the book's original artwork or text) that have to
do with the word choice.  The pages are from the center of the story,
and there are not enough of them used for me to conceive that anyone
would ever use them instead actually reading the real book (if anything,
it would prompt the viewer/reader to want to get the whole book, I would
think!).  I would be happy to send you the whole presentation, wherein I
sited both the author and the illustrator, and so that you could see how
the pages are actually used.
Thank you for your time.
Terie Cota

>>> "Sylvie Flatow" <[email protected]> 2/1/2006 11:39 AM >>>
Dear Ms. Cota,
Your permission request to use images and text from Jane Yolen's Owl
Moon was forwarded to me by Ms. Yolen.  Will your slides be posted on
the internet for the public eye to see or is it going to be posted on
the intranet for teachers and teachers only to see?  
Sincerely,
Silvie Flatow
Film Assistant
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
Ph: 212-473-5400 ext. 183
Fax: 212-598-0917