国際オーディオビジュアル創作者連合

After more than three decades under an outdated legal framework, Mexico’s audiovisual sector now has legislation that recognizes film and audiovisual creation as a cultural right and begins to shield creators from the impact of artificial intelligence. In April 2026, the Senate of the Republic of Mexico approved the Federal Film and Audiovisual Law. With 87 votes in favor, it closed the chapter on a cinematography law dating back to 1992: legislation conceived on the threshol

Audiovisual creators across Latin America and the world bid farewell to Camila Loboguerrero —filmmaker, pioneer, educator, and tireless...

The General Society of Authors and Editors of Spain (SGAE) is celebrating the 125th anniversary of its founding. Its current president,...

The exposition made by the screenwriter Vinod Ranganathan (SRAI) at the AVACI 2023 International Congress, held in the Brazilian city of...

The AVACI International Congress 2023, one of the largest gatherings of audiovisual authors in the world, will take place from May 2nd to...

Just a few days before the start of a new edition of the International AVACI Congress, which will take place from May 2nd to May 5th in...

The Federation of Latin American Audiovisual Authors -FESAAL-, their European counterpart Society of Audiovisual Authors -SAA-, and the...

This week, on May 17th, 18th and 19th, the Second Annual AVACI -Audiovisual Authors International Confederation- International Congress...

世界知的所有権機関（WIPO）は、昨年の10月の報告書でFESAAL（ラテンアメリカオーディオビジュアル著作者連合会）をオブザーバー会員の資格を持つ組織のリストに加えました。知的財産問題の議論に非政府組織やその他の利益団体の参加を促すことを目的としています。FESAALは、...