Empowering film educators with the knowledge and guidance they need to make informed decisions regarding copyright and the legal use of audiovisual materials for educational purposes.
The development of this Code is the result of a collaborative effort involving esteemed individuals in the field. Bartolomeo Meletti from Learning on Screen, Chris Morrison from Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford, and Jane Secker from City, University of London have contributed their expertise and insights. Furthermore, valuable input and feedback from respected distinguished film academics across the UK have been incorporated to ensure the Code’s relevance and effectiveness.
To guarantee its credibility and accuracy, the Code of Fair Practice underwent a meticulous review and approval process by Learning on Screen’s Copyright Advisory Panel. This panel consists of experts in copyright law from various sectors, including government, industry, and academia. Their diverse perspectives and extensive knowledge have contributed to shaping a robust and reliable resource for film educators.
We invite you to explore the Code of Fair Practice, which will support you in navigating the complex landscape of copyright and promoting the lawful use of audiovisual materials for educational purposes. With the collective expertise and dedication of the individuals and organisations involved, this Code aims to provide valuable guidance and promote best practices in film education.
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The Code of Fair Practice for the Use of Audiovisual Works in Film Education is distributed under a Creative Commons-Attribution licence.