Collecting Societies in Music, Film & TV In-house Training

Overview

This exciting session provides an in-depth look at the role of collecting societies in the music, film & TV industries. Led by expert lawyer Mark Weston, the course will cover what rights are subject to licensing, what collecting societies do and performers' rights. Attendees will also gain valuable insights into how these societies operate and how both creatives and businesses can navigate the licensing landscape effectively and generate revenue.

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

• Understand the role of collecting societies in managing copyright and performers’ rights
• Learn about the key collecting societies in the media and entertainment sector
• Gain insights into the structure and regulation of collecting societies
• Discover how rights are collectively licensed and where gaps exist
• Explore licensing opportunities and revenue streams for content creators

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