Copyright & Cultural Protocols

Open Ended

What do you know about 'copyright'? (Type anything you know)

Multiple Choice

Why is copyright important?

• It allows the general public to access and redistribute content

• It protects the work and provides the owner control over how their work is used

• It protects the innovative ideas that someone might have

Open Ended

What are some ways that copyright provide creators with an incentive to create new works?

Multiple Choice

There is a fee to register your work for copyright protection

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Copyright protection applies to: (select all that apply)

• titles and slogans

• musical works

• computer programs

• ideas

• artistic works

Multiple Choice

Who determines the copyright license and conditions of a work/material?

• The Australian Copyright Agency

• The organisation or company the published the work/material

• The owner/creator of the work/material

• The general public

• All people involved in the production of the work

Multiple Select

Which copyright license allows access to use a work/material without any conditions? (select all that apply)

• Public Domain

• Royalty Free

• CC0

• Creative Commons

Multiple Choice

A royalty-free license always allows an unlimited use of a work/material for the price of a one-time fee.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

The music file you want to use for your film is covered by this particular license. What are the conditions of this license? (Select all that apply)

• You are not allowed to adapt/edit the music file.

• You must give credit to the creator.

• You can only distribute the work for a small profit.

• You may only publish the work for non-commercial purposes.

Multiple Choice

You want to use an image that you found online for your website. The image is attributed with this license. What does this mean?

• You may adapt and use this image without any conditions

• You may adapt and use this image, provided that you have 0 profit from using it

• You are not allowed to make any edits or adaptations to the image

• You may not use this image under any conditions

Multiple Choice

Indigenous protocols are not legally binding

• True

• False

Open Ended

If protocols are not legally binding, why do you think it's important that the media industry consider and apply them anyway?

Multiple Select

Select the situations in which film makers would need to consider and apply cultural protocols:

• When documenting an Indigenous individual or community

• When using a sacred/significant site or location

• When depicting Indigenous performances and rituals

• When showing the artworks (paintings, sculptures) of an Indigenous artist

• When depicting a historical record of an Indigenous individual or group of people

Multiple Select

Why is it necessary to consider and apply cultural protocols when working with any Indigenous content in media production? (select all that apply)

• To respect and recognise Indigenous culture & heritage

• To ensure that media companies do not get negative feedback from the general public

• To maintain integrity of Indigenous culture, and to pass them on to future generations

• To respect Indigenous individuals and communities

Open Ended

Name TWO things that you will consider and apply regarding copyright and cultural protocols, when you are working on your short film project