What is released

The three images below are still frames from Fisher of Kids (2013) by Steven Keen, who wrote, directed and produced the film and holds the rights in them. They are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-SA 4.0).

You may copy, redistribute, adapt and build on them, including commercially, provided you give attribution and license any adapted material under the same terms. The license is irrevocable: it cannot be withdrawn once granted.

Attribution to use, in full: Steven Keen, CC BY-SA 4.0, with a link to fisherofkids.com where the medium allows one.

Fisher of Kids — title card

The Fisher of Kids title card: a boy stands in silhouette at the edge of Lake Volta at sunset, beside the words “Fisher of Kids — A True Story”

File: https://www.fisherofkids.com/assets/fisher-of-kids-still-1-lake-volta-sunset.jpg (1920×1080, JPEG, 941 KB—the full-resolution original)
Author: Steven Keen
Source: Fisher of Kids (2013), dir. Steven Keen—a frame from the film
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Attribution: Steven Keen, CC BY-SA 4.0

Fisher of Kids — the paper boat

A sheet of newspaper folded into a paper boat, resting on dry straw in low light

File: https://www.fisherofkids.com/assets/fisher-of-kids-still-4-small-paper-boat.jpg (1920×1080, JPEG, 941 KB—the full-resolution original)
Author: Steven Keen
Source: Fisher of Kids (2013), dir. Steven Keen—a frame from the film
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Attribution: Steven Keen, CC BY-SA 4.0

Fisher of Kids — canoe at sunset on Lake Volta

A lone fisherman paddling a long wooden canoe across still water at sunset on Lake Volta, a low tree line on the far shore

File: https://www.fisherofkids.com/assets/fisher-of-kids-still-7-canoe-lake-volta.jpg (1920×1080, JPEG, 861 KB—the full-resolution original)
Author: Steven Keen
Source: Fisher of Kids (2013), dir. Steven Keen—a frame from the film
License: CC BY-SA 4.0
Attribution: Steven Keen, CC BY-SA 4.0

What is not released

Everything else on this site is covered by the Terms of Use and is not under a Creative Commons license. In particular:

The Fisher of Kids wordmark. The title card above is released as an image, and that is all it is. CC BY-SA 4.0 expressly does not license trademark rights (§2(b)(2)), so reusing that frame does not permit use of the title logotype in it as a mark, a logo, or the identifier of anything else.
The other four stills. Three carry identifiable faces and one shows James Kofi Annan’s parents at the moment they give him away. A performer’s release for a documentary is not consent to an irrevocable license permitting any commercial reuse of a child’s image, so those frames stay under the site’s own terms.
The festival laurels. Aesthetica, Kinofilm and the Young European Film Forum own their own marks.
The funder and partner logos — Goethe-Institut, the Welsh Livery Guild, the Child Labor Coalition, the International Human Rights Group, the International Initiative to End Child Labor, La Villa.
The film itself, its music and its poster artwork.
The behind-the-scenes photography by Rachael Wise, credited on the home page. Her credit covers her on-location stills of the production; it does not cover the three frames above, which are from the film itself.

Anything else

For the full film, higher-resolution frames, or permission beyond this license, write to Steven Keen. Requests for educational and advocacy screenings are welcome.