Arts Law Centre of Australia provides legal advice and information on a wide range of arts related legal and business matters
Australian artists are being given a hand to navigate the legal complexities of the music industry thanks to a valuable free resource – AMIN’s Music Industry Legal Pack. Covering everything from management contracts to producer and remixer agreements, these fact sheets and checklists are aimed at equiping artists with some of the basic legal knowledge they need to deal with an increasingly complex industry.
Australian projects needing a Certificate of Origin for the purposes of distribution and exhibition can request one from Screen Australia. It should not be presumed from the issue of a Certificate of Origin, that the project would be regarded as having ‘significant Australian content’ for the purposes of section 376-65 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth) or for the purposes of the Screen Australia Act 2008 (Cth).
Find out the basic legal issues before starting your business. This may include registrations, licences and permits required for running your business operations. When you agree to do a job in exchange for money or some other benefit, you are probably entering into a commercial contract. This site provides you with all the legal requirement documentation obligations and information you will need to have in place when starting your creative business.
What is Raw Law about?
It is important for creative people to know what their legal rights are when producing and presenting their work, but it can be hard to know where to start. Raw Law provides simple, accessible legal information for people who experience major barriers to participating in the arts, including artists with a disability. Raw Law is a series of factsheets that explore the main legal issues for creative people.
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