Quoting TheMadMartian:

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Quoting GSyren:

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I agree with T!M on the part that the songwriter is associated with the film. I do, however, not think that a making of the music video is about him, even if he is featured in it.

If you disagree, then that's fine. That's a matter of interpretation. I do not, however, accept that "those associated with it" can refer to the video itself. I think that's an absurd view.

Clearly I agree on both counts.

Once again, here is the rule: Any video documentary material regarding the film, or those associated with it.

Unless I am misreading the sentence, we have two clauses here...one independent and one dependent.  On its own, the dependent clause...everything after the 'or'...doesn't make any sense.  For it to make sense, we have to put it into the context of the entire sentence.  That context gives us two conditions:

Any video documentary material regarding the film.
Any video documentary material regarding those associated with the film.

In this context, 'those' refers to people.  As GSyren stated, any other interpretation is absurd.  I'm sorry, but it is. 

Huh?  Please explain your rationale?