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SPAA’s Business Classes are designed to provide ongoing professional support and value to Australian producers and associated businesses operating in the Screen sector. The classes address the business impact associated with the latest market, industrial, technical and legal developments and issues through a mix of panel discussions and workshops.

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Music Licensing for Producers

Sydney – Monday 22 September, 2008
Melbourne – Tuesday 23 September, 2008

Topics to be discussed will include:
- Music rights and Australian licensing bodies
- The licensing obligations of producers and broadcasters
- Blanket licences
- Maximising the music licensing dollar
- Music licensing for on-line and new media
- The do’s and don’ts for producers who commission and publish music.

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SPAA OHS Resource listed as Finalist at the 2008 ATOM Awards 

Wednesday 6 August, 2008

SPAA’s CD-ROM OHS Risk Management for the film, television and commercial production industry has been listed as a finalist for Best Instructional/Training Resource in the 2008 ATOM Awards. 

This e-learning resource was produced for the Screen Producers Association of Australia under a WorkCover Assist grant. The program is tailored specifically for the film, television and commercial production industry and shows key steps in the risk management process. This resource debunks the commonly held myths that OHS is boring, expensive or involves meaningless paperwork. It brings OHS to life by showing three case studies of a documentary, feature film and a commercial being made. This practical and inspiring resource blends text, interactive exercises and video. It features excerpts from the three productions and behind-the-scenes interviews with the program makers. 

The program was executive produced by Stephen Marriott for the Screen Producers Association of Australia, produced by Marguerite Grey (Team Effort), written by Cathy Miller (Boathouse Productions) and Peter Wasson (OHS Media) with multimedia production by specialist e-learning development company, Savv-e under Jenny Bartrop (Director). 

For more information on this resource or to place an order, please click HERE

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