There is a report table for overdue DVD rentals. The store has multiple copies of the same DVD (they are all numbered to be identified). How can I normalize this data to meet 3NF requirements?

There is a report table for overdue DVD rentals. The store has multiple copies of the same DVD (they are all numbered to be identified). How can I normalize this data to meet 3NF requirements?

Look at objects--actors:
1. Customer
2. Title
3. Physical Medium (DVD, the thing you take home when borrowing)
4. Artist
5. Rental (act of renting = transaction)
Media.Status tracks availability of a medium (DVD).

The data model:
VIDEO_ARTIST tableARTIST_ID, pkFIRST_NAMELAST_NAMEVIDEOS tableVIDEO_ID, pkVIDEO_TITLEARTIST_ID, fkRUNNING_TIMEVIDEO_COPIES tableVIDEO_COPY_ID, pkVIDEO_ID, fkVIDEO_COPY_NUMBERNotice that I'm not using the primary key for the value displayed to the users.
VIDEO_RENTALS tableVIDEO_COPY_ID, pk, fkACCOUNT_ID, pk, fkDUE_DATE, pkVIDEO_RENTALS_ACCOUNTS tableACCOUNT_ID, pkACCOUNT_NUMBER, uniqueFIRST_NAMELAST_NAMESame logic regarding the ACCOUNT_NUMBER as with the VIDEO_COPY_NUMBER...
Here's the SQL to use based on the data model to get the report example you provided:
SELECT v.video_title 'Video Title',
aa.artist_name 'Artist',
vc.video_copy_number 'Copy Number',
v.running_time 'Length',
vr.due_date 'Date Due',
acct.borrower_name 'Borrower',
acct.account_number 'Card Number'
FROM VIDEO_RENTALS vr
JOIN VIDEO_COPIES vc ON vc.video_copy_id = t.video_copy_id
JOIN VIDEOS v ON v.video_id = vr.video_id
JOIN (SELECT a.artist_id,
a.firstname +' '+ a.lastname AS artist_name
FROM ARTIST a) aa ON aa.artist_id = vr.artist_id
JOIN (SELECT vra.account_id,
vra.account_number,
vra.firstname +' '+ vra.lastname AS borrower_name
FROM VIDEO_RENTALS_ACCOUNTS vra) acct ON acct.account_id = vr.account_id