Our annual Meet the Locals series is your chance to get up close and personal with key music industry reps and meet your fellow songwriters. This year's expanded format will cover a range of issues including: funding opportunities, touring, industry advocacy, self-management, pitching your music and more.
Find out moreOur annual Meet the Locals series is your chance to get up close and personal with key music industry reps and meet your fellow songwriters. This year's expanded format will cover a range of issues including: funding opportunities, touring, industry advocacy, self-management, pitching your music and more.
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Arts West and Western Edge Youth Arts are pleased to present two workshops on Copyright/Intellectual Property and Community Engagement and how they impact the independent and small to medium Arts Sector.
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This webinar covers copyright and intellectual property basics and how they apply to collaborative projects, structures for collectives to operate under and the governance implications of these, and more. Who owns what in a creative collaboration? What kind of legal structures suit one-off or ongoing collaborations? Does collective intellectual property actually exist? Do you have any legal responsibilities to your collaborators?
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Do you use social media to promote your art and your profile? Do you enter into competitions online? Have you ever dared to look beyond the surface of the cute cat memes to question the terms and conditions and how this interacts with your copyright? Come along for this great session on harnessing the opportunities of social media with your eyes wide open to any legal risks.
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Artists often enter into contracts without being completely sure what it all means. This session will take you through what a contract is, and some of the key issues artists often deal with when negotiating arts contracts. We’ll look at a few examples of contracts artists are often asked to sign, including commissions, and some of the terms to look out for in those agreements.
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Creating art often means creating copyright. Let us walk you through owning and using your copyright, as well as creating copyright with other people. We’ll talk about what happens if someone uses your copyright without your permission, and how to get permission if you’d like to use someone else’s work. This session uses practical examples, case studies from artists’ experiences and hypothetical scenarios to help make copyright accessible and, dare we say, fun for creatives.
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This webinar will walk you through what copyright and moral rights actually mean, how to use your copyright, what happens if someone uses your copyright without your permission and how to get permission if you’d like to use someone else’s work. The best bit is that you can make a cup of tea, get comfortable and settle in at home for an informative and interesting session that might just change how your arts practice works for the better.
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Learn about the Arts Law Artists in the Black program, including the different services that are offered as part of the program. The different types of clients and creative sectors helped through the AITB program the and the common types of problems that they have will be discussed. Specific examples and case studies of the legal issues that have helped AITB clients will also be shared.
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University of the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay Region Council's Cultivate the Arts Program, and the Arts Law Centre of Australia present arts law and professional development seminars for professional and emerging creatives and arts workers.
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