Promoting Screen Content
The Intellectual Property Awareness Foundation was set up in 2009 to help promote screen copyright and all the good stuff it does. We work together with our member companies in the Film and TV industry to spread the word about the positive role copyright plays in helping to protect the broad spectrum of creative pursuits, businesses and over 50,000 people that work in the industry here in Australia.
Are You An Accidental Pirate?
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Nothing Beats the Real Thing
Following the success of the Gold Coast, Melbourne & Sydney Youth Challenges, we were excited to host more events for 2010. This August saw two events at Fox Studios In Sydney and one in Melbourne which were attended by a total of over 300 school kids from the two states.
Throughout the day students discuss the economic, legal and ethical implications of film and television copyright through a range of different activities designed to be both entertaining and thought provoking; Allowing students to make up their own mind on the topic of piracy.
Official press to follow shortly.
We Support
AFACT acts on behalf of the 50,000 Australians directly impacted by content theft including independent cinemas, video rental stores and film and television producers across the country.
EnhanceTV is brought to you by Screenrights, the not-for-profit organisation that licenses educational institutions to copy from TV. Nearly all schools, TAFEs and universities in Australia have a Screenrights licence.
Accidental Pirate Online
Join our national campaign online to find out if you are one of the 1 in 3 Australians who are involved in piracy and find out how you can get involved to make a difference.
We're launching a new blog and twitter account that will bring you closer to the Australian film & TV industry. Bringing you interviews from the unseen backstage voices of the industry, some interesting snippits of infomation and a deeper look inside this great Australian industry.
Join us online this September for one of the greatest debates of our time.
