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Performers' rights

by admin last modified 2009-07-13 05:16
July 2009
This information is for general guidance only; it is not legal advice.

  • You usually need a performer's consent to film, record, broadcast or communicate a live performance
  • You usually need a performer's consent to film, record, broadcast or communicate an unauthorised recorded performance
  • In some cases, you may need a performer's consent to use an authorised audio recording of a performance
  • There are legal obligations to attribute performers in relation to live performances and audio recordings of performances
  • There are legal obligations to refrain from doing anything in relation to a live performance or an audio recording of a performance that may be reflect badly on the performer
  • In practice, performers’ rights are often determined by industry agreements and other contracts, rather than by the provisions in the Copyright Act.

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