About Us
Screenrights is a non-profit membership organisation that provides rights and royalty management services to the screen industry.
We facilitate access to screen content through simple licensing solutions for teachers in education, administrators in government, and home viewers with subscription TV – and provide royalty payments to members for the programs audiences love.
Services
Royalty Payments
Screenrights pays more than $40 million each year to rightsholders in film, TV and radio. Learn more.Royalty Payments
Royalty payments for rightsholders.
Worldwide Royalty Collection
Are you collecting your royalties from around the world? Screenrights offers a service to collect these royalties efficiently for you.Worldwide Royalty Collection
Collect royalties from across the world efficiently.
Film & TV Disbursements
Appoint Screenrights to administer returns and pay your investors. Transparent reporting, trusted provider.Film & TV Disbursements
Managed returns and quality reporting across the life of your project.
Creative Workshop Spaces
Looking for the perfect space to run story workshops, pre-production meetings or business planning sessions?Creative Workshop Spaces
See if our Sydney meeting rooms are free.
Cultural Fund
The Cultural Fund was established in 2018 to support the screen industry in Australia and New Zealand.Cultural Fund
Find out more about the initiatives supported by the fund here.
EnhanceTV for Education
EnhanceTV is a Screenrights-owned educational video platform, giving teachers access to curriculum-linked content and an easy way to share this content with students and other teachers.EnhanceTV for Education
Learn more about how Screenrights supports innovative use of video in the classroomRoyalty Payments
Screenrights pays more than $40 million each year to rightsholders in film, TV and radio. Learn more.Royalty Payments
Royalty payments for rightsholders.Worldwide Royalty Collection
Are you collecting your royalties from around the world? Screenrights offers a service to collect these royalties efficiently for you.Worldwide Royalty Collection
Collect royalties from across the world efficiently.Film & TV Disbursements
Appoint Screenrights to administer returns and pay your investors. Transparent reporting, trusted provider.Film & TV Disbursements
Managed returns and quality reporting across the life of your project.Creative Workshop Spaces
Looking for the perfect space to run story workshops, pre-production meetings or business planning sessions?Creative Workshop Spaces
See if our Sydney meeting rooms are free.Cultural Fund
The Cultural Fund was established in 2018 to support the screen industry in Australia and New Zealand.Cultural Fund
The Cultural Fund makes a difference by supporting people with exciting and innovative creation and appreciation of screen content.EnhanceTV for Education
EnhanceTV is a Screenrights-owned educational video platform, giving teachers access to curriculum-linked content and an easy way to share this content with students and other teachers.EnhanceTV for Education
Learn more about how Screenrights supports innovative use of video in the classroom.Latest News
Screenrights Board Director Nominations
Nominations close Friday 18 September for candidates to the office of Director on Screenrights' Board.
New Submission Re: ACCC Draft News Media Bargaining Code
Screenrights has made a submission in response to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC)'s 31 July 2020 draft version of the news media bargaining code.
ACCC Drafts News Media Bargaining Code
On 31 July 2020, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) released a draft version of the news media bargaining code.
Australian Government Announces Copyright Reforms
The Federal Government has announced today that it will move ahead with Australian copyright reforms, to "better support the needs of Australians to access content in an increasingly digital environment."
Screenrights Board Director Nominations
Nominations close Friday 18 September for candidates to the office of Director on Screenrights' Board.
New Submission Re: ACCC Draft News Media Bargaining Code
Screenrights has made a submission in response to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC)'s 31 July 2020 draft version of the news media bargaining code.