On Track to European Harmonization
Protecting Authors’ Rights in the Digital Age
IMAGO Authorship Committee
CAMERIMAGE Cinematographers Memorandum for 2015
On Track to European Harmonization
Protecting Authors’ Rights in the Digital Age
Abstract
A new European Union Directive, intended to be implemented into national law, is necessary for the equitable
distribution of digital media over the Internet. Since the Internet is global, solutions need to be implemented on
at least a multinational level. It is an important topic for a united Europe to harmonize the existing regulations.
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Authorship situation for cinematographers around the world
IMAGO since its foundation has been struggling for authorship recognition for the cinematographers. But the situation differs from country to country where some have recognition and on others the recognition seems to be an impossible task like in France, UK and the United States in contrast with Argentina and the Nordic Countries where for instance in Denmark a consolidated recognition for the cinematographer to receive royalties for his participation on the production.
IMAGO has ... [Read More]
Public Consultation 2014 EU Copyright rules
On the review of the EU copyright rules
Brussels, February 2014
IMAGO contribution
(European Federation of Cinematographers)
EU-CODE ID 33723813886-15
Authorship and the Director of Photography
A Case Study of Gregg Toland and Citizen Kane
by PHILIP COWAN, University of South Wales
The artistic contribution of Directors of Photography to the films that they shoot, in narrative mainstream cinema, have been historically ignored in favour of the director-centred auteur theory. In order to address this imbalance a new approach to attributing authorship in film needs to be implemented, which acknowledges co-authorship in ... [Read More]
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