Paul Herrmann's PowerPoint for the Introduction to Copyright session of the Researcher Development Programme, (MIRIAD) Arts & Humanities Faculty, MMU on 26th Oct 2016

2. Paul Herrmann
Photographer
Director of Redeye
Chair, British Photographic Council
paul@redeye.org.uk
@RedeyeNetwork

3. Copyright

4. Copyright
• Key to making a living
• Automatic, but can be
overridden, assigned, sold
• Freelance v employee

5. Moral Rights
• Attribution (including false),
Integrity, Privacy
• Can’t be transferred but can
be waived

6. Selling your work
• Don’t assign copyright
• Use licensing
– Special licences
• Protection & Orphan Works
• Find a business model

7. Using others’ work
• Exceptions to copyright
– Parody, caricature and pastiche
– Criticism, review and quotation
– Reporting (not photos)
– Teaching
– Non-commercial research
– Fair dealing

8. References
• Search for:
– “Copyright Hub”
– “Using somebody else’s intellectual
property” (IPO)
– “Exceptions to copyright” (IPO)
• Contact:
– paul@redeye.org.uk
– @RedeyeNetwork