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Question |
Answer |
|---|---|---|
11.1 |
What is a "performer"? |
A Performer is defined as "each person who contributed to the sounds of the performance, and can include a conductor of a musical work". |
11.2 |
Do performers' have rights? |
Yes. Performers have limited rights under the Copyright Act And a further 'bunch of rights' have been given to performers ownership of sound recordings as a result of Australia’s entering into the Free Trade agreement |
11.3 |
Do we need a student's permission to video record their performances in the classroom? |
Yes, but you can obtain this verbally or imply it if the student is aware they are being recorded and continue to perform. |
11.4 |
Do we need students' permission to video record their performances in school concerts, music festivals or eisteddfods? |
Yes, but you can obtain this verbally or imply it if the student is aware they are being recorded and continue to perform. |
11.5 |
Do we need to get permission from students to record their performance in a student film or video? |
Yes, but you can obtain this verbally or imply it if the student is aware they are being recorded and continue to perform. |
11.6 |
Can teachers and students perform work in class? |
Yes, provided the performance is in the course of educational instruction in the presence of only the teacher and students from that class. |
11.7 |
Do we need a student's permission to take photographs of their performances? |
No |
11.8 |
If the use for the recording changes, do we need to get permission from all of the performers? |
Yes |
