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Authors’ remuneration must be central to Commission copyright strategy
Society of Audiovisual Authors, celebrating its 5th anniversary, supports digital single market action that enables European screenwriters and directors to be remunerated for the exploitation of their works online anywhere in Europe.
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SAA is 5: Facts & Figures
This week SAA is marking its 5th anniversary. Find out more about what SAA has done since 2010 in facts and figures.
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EC Vice President Ansip meets European Filmmakers
Screenwriters and directors from Belgium (Lucas Belvaux), Denmark (Annette Olesen), France (Dante Desarthe, Michel Hazanavicius, Eric Lartigau, Jean-Paul Salomé), Germany (SAA patron Fred Breinersdorfer) and Poland (Dariusz Jablonski) were invited by European Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip on Friday 13th November to exchange views on how best the Commission can help the film industry to make the most of the opportunities offered by the Digital Single Market.
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SAA marks its 5th Anniversary at LUX Film Days’ Success
SAA marked its 5th anniversary as a proud partner of the sold out LUX Prize screening of Mediterranea in Brussels.
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European Film Forum focus on screenwriters
The final 2015 edition of the European Commission's European Film Forum will focus on screenwriters and takes place in Brussels at Bozar on 3rd December as part of Are You Series.
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Promotion of European works needs improving
In AVMS consultation response, SAA calls for the Commission to improve the implementation of legislation that helps promote European audiovisual works and create a fairer market for non-linear services.
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Danish Writer Adam Price wins inaugural FSE European Screenwriters Award
On 21 September 2015 in Brussels, the Federation of Screenwriters in Europe (FSE) awarded its inaugural European Screenwriters Award to the Danish writer Adam Price, creator and showrunner on the extraordinarily successful TV series “Borgen”.
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LUX Prize Finalists announced
Mediterranea by Jonas Carpignano, Mustang by Deniz Gamze Ergüven, and Urok (The Lesson) by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov selcted for European Parliament film prize.
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Authors on everyone’s lips but forgotten in European Parliament resolution
SAA acknowledges with disappointment the European Parliament Resolution on 2001 Copyright Directive noting the gap between the rhetoric and the absence of actual concrete provisions to guarantee authors are remunerated fairly for the online exploitation of their works.
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SAA patrons meet Vice-President Ansip
Authors’ remuneration and the digital single market on the agenda as Commission VP meets Bertrand Tavernier, Roger Michell and Hugh Stoddart.
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SAA welcomes UK private copying judgement
UK private copying exception ‘unlawful’ due to lack of evidence for denying compensation to creators.
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Fair remuneration for creators “crucial” states European Parliament resolution
SAA welcomes the European Parliament’s adoption of Pavel Svoboda’s report on intellectual property rights.
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