Cinematographic works definition

Cinematographic works means the creative productions in which a series of images (regardless of whether or not they are accompanied by sound) are collected, in which can be played by mechanical or electronic devices, and in which can be seen or both seen and heard;

Cinematographic works means the creative production in which a series of images (regardless of whether or not accompanied by sound) are collected, and which can be played by mechanical or electronic devices and can be seen, or both seen and heard;

Cinematographic works means creative works in which a series of images (regardless of whether or not accompanied by sound) are collected, and which can be seen or seen and heard by playing on mechanical or electronic devices;

Examples of Cinematographic works in a sentence

• Cinematographic works are an essential component of our cultural heritage and therefore merit full protection.

• Cinematographic works, and works created by the same methods, as stipulated in Point e Paragraph 1 Article 14 of the Intellectual Property Law are the works that are combined by successive images to create movement effects, with or without accompanied sounds, expressed in a specific medium and able to be transmitted to the public via technical and technological devices, including feature films, documentaries, scientific movies, cartoons and other similar genres.

• Cinematographic works face strong competition from outside Europe (5).

• Cinematographic works are generated by continuous images that can express the whole thinking of the author using plots or materials.

• Sub classes in Cinematographic works Script Film Synopsis Other (please specify) …………………………………………… Sub Classes in other artistic works Photography Paintings Handcraft Sclupture Other (Kindly specify), ………………………………………….

• Cinematographic works are also protected if they were independently created, i.e. not simply copied from another cinematographic work.

• Text proposed by the Commission Amendment (3) Cinematographic, audio or audiovisual works produced by public service broadcasting organisations before the 31 December 2002 and contained in their archives.(3) Cinematographic works or works forming a part of audio or audiovisual works produced by broadcasting organisations and contained in their archives.

• Cinematographic works should at least satisfy two elements: fixation and originality.

• Cinematographic works and computer programs that contain them are becoming more and more commonly used for educational and instructional purposes, making it increasingly vital that everyone can experience them in accessible formats.During the Marrakesh Treaty negotiations, advocates pushed for it to mandate exceptions for cinematographic works and multiple countries do have them.

• Copyright under the Nigerian Copyright Act,2 is a legal protection granted to creators or originators of creative works, whether Literary, Musical, Artistic or Cinematographic works or an adaptation of any of these eligible works.3 Copyright confers an exclusive and assignable right to the Creators of such works.

More Definitions of Cinematographic works

Cinematographic works means the creative productions containing a series of images (regardless of whether or not they are accompanied by sound) that can be played by mechanical or electronic devices, to be seen, or both seen and heard;