Copyright in Music, Film & TV In-house Training

Overview

This high-impact session, led by expert lawyer Mark Weston, is designed to provide a clearer understanding of the different types of copyright in the music, film and TV industries. In the first session of our new bite-sized series on media and entertainment law, participants will explore the basics of copyright such as existence; ownership and infringement; and other key aspects from international considerations to copyright exploitation and moral rights.

This training course is part of our Commercial & Business Law Training Course collection which has been designed for the in-house lawyer.

Benefits of attending

• Gain a solid foundation in copyright laws and regulations
• Learn how to determine copyright ownership and avoid infringement risks
• Understand international copyright agreements and their implications
• Explore legal remedies and defences in copyright disputes
• Discover how to legally exploit and monetise copyrighted works

Who should attend?

• Lawyers, legal professionals and rights management experts specialising in intellectual property, but looking to work more specifically in the media area
• Publishers, broadcasters and distributors needing an overview or refresher
• Musicians (performers, producers and songwriters), filmmakers and TV producers wanting a clearer understanding of the legal side of the media and entertainment industries