• A video recording of a stage show, with copies made for members of the cast
  In this case, you need a Video Licence (and to pay a licence fee) for each copy
• A video recording made as part of an educational course
  (Either the video is made in order to show a performance to an examiner or
  the point of the course is to make a video of a script)
  In this case, it is treated as a "Classroom performance" and there is no licence fee, BUT
  if additional copies are made for the participants or others for use outside the course, 
  the a Video Licence fee will be incurred per copy.
• A video of a script made for public showing
  (either commercially or for an amateur "film club")
  This incurs a royalty fee for each public screening and for each video copy sold.
  The actual fee is a matter for negotiation.
  If you are planning a video for public showing, please contact us and explain your intentions!
• A video to be shown on the Internet (YouTube and the like)
  Before uploading a video to the Internet, please contact us and explain your intentions!
  (A video of a play is a use of copyrighted material.  The rights holder may charge a fee!)
• A video broadcast on a TV station (including, but not limited to, satelite, cable and
  video-on-demand)
  This is treated in the same way as a public screening - that is to say, it incurs a royalty fee
  for each broadcast.  If you are planning to broadcast a video of a show for which
  Lazy Bee Scripts holds the rights, then please contact us first to arrange the appropriate
  royalty fee.

In all cases, from the Lazy Bee Scripts buying scripts page, you will need

• "Master Scripts for Copying" or "A Performance set of scripts"