Calling all film-makers, musicians and visual artists with a moving image practice that incorporates music ...
:: Making Films, Using Music FREE Event ::
- Monday 5th December 2005 -
Most artists and moving image practitioners will at some point consider using music in their work, whether existing tracks, music performed from existing scores or working in collaboration with a composer.
Accessing and incorporating music and sound material into moving image work is technically relatively easy, however problems can arise if the copyright for this material resides with someone else and the work
is to be shown in a public context – galleries, cinema, television, etc.
This free Own-It.org seminar will:
Using music in moving image work: what to do, who to contact, how to get through the paperwork when using other people's music in film and video work - all of this will be reviewed in the Making Films, Using
Music event.
*Making films, using music*
Date: Monday 05 December 2005
Time: 6.00 - 8.00 pm
Location: Central Space, Rootstein Hopkins Space, London College of
Fashion, 20 John Princes Street, London W1G 0BJ
Book your place here:
http://www.own-it.org/members/book_event.asp?eventId=121
More info: http://www.own-it.org/events/details/?eventId=121&p=1
Organisations and speakers involved in this event are:
MCPS PRS (Alliance Mechanical Copyright Protection Society -
Performing Right Society)
The speaker will cover where to go to find out who owns the rights to something, the process you can expect to go through and guidance on costs.
Lawyer
An Own It lawyer will cover the basic principles of copyright. But the major emphasis of their talk will focus on the law as it applies when you want to use someone else’s copyright, when clearances are necessary
and needed, what legal paperwork needs to be in place, contracts, showing work in public, and what should be included in any agreement and what it needs to cover.
Film maker/artist producer - Cairo Cannon
Cairo will outline real life case studies that looking at the process of negotiating clearances on music with existing copyright, working with a composer and other options for incorporating music, and will show
some clips of work.
Rose Cupit, Manager, Artists’ Moving Image Network.
Where to go next?
Rose will outline Legal advice services available relating to artist’s intellectual property issues, legal issues in general, and the services and facilities offered by the Artists’ Moving Image Network.
Event sponsors:
Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network MCPS PRS
Location map:http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=528930&y=181269&z
For more information about Own It events, please visit
www.own-it.org/events
Warm regards
Bez
:: Making Films, Using Music FREE Event ::
- Monday 5th December 2005 -
Most artists and moving image practitioners will at some point consider using music in their work, whether existing tracks, music performed from existing scores or working in collaboration with a composer.
Accessing and incorporating music and sound material into moving image work is technically relatively easy, however problems can arise if the copyright for this material resides with someone else and the work
is to be shown in a public context – galleries, cinema, television, etc.
This free Own-It.org seminar will:
- Outline the legal facts and issues involved in using copyrighted material
- Provide a step by step guide to the processes you need to go through to ensure that you have cleared the use of any music incorporated in your work.
- Include case studies and real life examples from an artist’s producer, information handouts and an opportunity for questions.
Using music in moving image work: what to do, who to contact, how to get through the paperwork when using other people's music in film and video work - all of this will be reviewed in the Making Films, Using
Music event.
*Making films, using music*
Date: Monday 05 December 2005
Time: 6.00 - 8.00 pm
Location: Central Space, Rootstein Hopkins Space, London College of
Fashion, 20 John Princes Street, London W1G 0BJ
Book your place here:
http://www.own-it.org/members/book_event.asp?eventId=121
More info: http://www.own-it.org/events/details/?eventId=121&p=1
Organisations and speakers involved in this event are:
MCPS PRS (Alliance Mechanical Copyright Protection Society -
Performing Right Society)
The speaker will cover where to go to find out who owns the rights to something, the process you can expect to go through and guidance on costs.
Lawyer
An Own It lawyer will cover the basic principles of copyright. But the major emphasis of their talk will focus on the law as it applies when you want to use someone else’s copyright, when clearances are necessary
and needed, what legal paperwork needs to be in place, contracts, showing work in public, and what should be included in any agreement and what it needs to cover.
Film maker/artist producer - Cairo Cannon
Cairo will outline real life case studies that looking at the process of negotiating clearances on music with existing copyright, working with a composer and other options for incorporating music, and will show
some clips of work.
Rose Cupit, Manager, Artists’ Moving Image Network.
Where to go next?
Rose will outline Legal advice services available relating to artist’s intellectual property issues, legal issues in general, and the services and facilities offered by the Artists’ Moving Image Network.
Event sponsors:
Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network MCPS PRS
Location map:http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=528930&y=181269&z
For more information about Own It events, please visit
www.own-it.org/events
Warm regards
Bez
