Creative Rights for Creative People

The Incubator Creative Hub and Copyright Licensing NZ present: ​​​​​​​Creative Rights for Creative People
For all creative from all disciplines!

One of the challenges we creative people face is that common knowledge of copyright is sometimes at variance with the actual law, leading to misunderstandings, infringements, and confusion.
Let's talk about knowing and protecting our rights, why they exist and the cultural and financial value of our work and rights. In this session, funded by Manatū Taonga Ministry of Culture and Heritage, and presented by Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ), Karen Workman will be giving us an overview of our rights as creators, to build on our understanding and guide in strengthening business practices.

Let's demystify the Copyright Act, and learn how to "do the right thing" as we sharpen our business acumen and build a stronger creative platform.

Tutor: Karen Workman

Limited spaces, so booking is essential.

Karen Workman, is visiting us from Copyright Licensing NZ. She has a B.C.A. in Marketing and Management and a B Mus (Hons) in Piano from Victoria University of Wellington, Doctorate of Musical Arts in Piano performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music, Ohio, USA, and her certificate from the life of hard knocks by working with parents of child actors in Hollywood for 8 years. Karen also speaks regularly at various talent showcases in the USA, and has developed several curriculums for film programmes and training for young actors. She is passionate about sharing information and with the majority of her family working in the arts, creative rights is a frequent dinner table subject.