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Australian Business Arts Foundation Australian Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) is a national organisation which promotes private sector support for the arts through partnering, volunteering and giving. Ph (National Office): (03) 9616 0300 Web: www.abaf.org.au Australian Copyright Council The Australian Copyright Council provides information, advice and training about copyright in Australia. They also produce publications, do research, and make submissions on copyright policy issues. Ph: (02) 8815 9777 Web: www.copyright.org.au Australia Council for the Arts The Australia Council for the Arts is the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body. They support Australia’s arts through funding, strengthening and developing the arts sector. Ph: (02) 9215 9000 Toll-free: 1800 226 912 Web: www.australiacouncil.gov.au Australian Indigenous Communication Association The Australian Indigenous Communication Association Incorporated is a body that represents members of the National Indigenous Media and Communications Industry. Sector representation includes: broadcasting, print communication, online communication, film, video and TV. Ph: (02) 62628699 Web: www.aicainc.org.au/Html/index.html artsACT artsACT is the ACT Government's arts agency, responsible for administering arts policies, arts facilities and special initiatives, and funding for arts activities, projects and organisations. Ph: (02) 6207 2384 Web: www.arts.act.gov.au/pages/index.asp Arts Law Centre of Australia The Arts Law Centre of Australia is a national community legal centre for artists and arts organisations. Arts Law provides free telephone legal advice and face-to-face advice to subscribers, as well as offering referrals, sample contracts, free information sheets, seminars, lectures and participating in advocacy. Ph: (02) 9356 2566 Toll Free: 1800 221 457 Web: www.artslaw.com.au Communications and Media Law Association The Communications and Media Law Association (CAMLA) brings together a wide range of people interested in law and policy relating to communications and the media. The Association includes lawyers, journalists, broadcasters, members of the telecommunications industry, politicians, publishers, academics and public servants. Ph: (02) 9660 1645 Web: www.camla.org.au Copyright Agency Limited Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) is an Australian copyright management company whose role is to provide a bridge between creators and users of copyright material. CAL represents authors, journalists, visual artists, surveyors, photographers and newspaper, magazine and book publishers as their non-exclusive agent to license the copying of their works to the general community. Ph: (02) 9394 7600 Web: www.copyright.com.au GrantsLINK This website helps people find funding available under a variety of grant programs for individuals, businesses and communities. Web: www.grantslink.gov.au Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance is a union and professional organisation which covers everyone in the media, entertainment, sports and arts industries. Thier members include people working in TV, radio, theatre & film, entertainment venues, recreation grounds, journalists, actors, dancers, sportspeople, cartoonists, photographers, orchestral & opera performers as well as people working in public relations, advertising, book publishing & website production. Ph: 1300 656 512 Web: www.alliance.org.au Screenrights The idea was simple. Teachers wanted to copy from television for teaching. Filmmakers wanted to be paid for this use of their work. Screenrights was set up to make this happen. Screenrights aims to facilitate the use of audiovisual material and to optimise returns to copyright owners through the collective management of their rights. Ph: (02) 9904 0133 Web: www.screen.org Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group Sydney Arts Management Advisory Group (SAMAG) is a not-for-profit organisation which was formed by a number of arts professionals in the early 1990s to provide a forum to create awareness, sensitivity, knowledge and skills required of Directors and Managers of arts organisations through the presentation of seminars by arts and business people. At the same time, SAMAG provides professional development for arts managers to improve their knowledge and skills. Ph: (02) 8250 5722 Web: www.samag.org |
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