Screenrights reasserts our support for a true ECL framework: a market-ready model that puts opt-out control directly into the hands of rightsholders via an appointed collecting society, while establishing a sustainable, legal pathway for AI innovation.

Screenrights has announced the six projects to be supported by its 2026 Cultural Fund, awarding total funding of $293,400.

Screenrights has signed up to support The Paris Commitment, a global declaration launched by the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC).

Screenrights has launched a new website, rebuilt and refreshed so that you can find what you need more easily.

The 2026 call for submissions to the Copyright Collecting Societies Code of Conduct review is now open.

Screenrights has made a submission in response to the public consultation on the Australian Government's National Cultural Policy.

Joint statement from AMPAL, APRA AMCOS, ARIA PPCA, Australian Publishers Association,Australian Society of Authors, Australian Writers' Guild, AWG Authorship Collecting Society, Copyright Agency, National Association for the Visual Arts and Screenrights

Joint statement from local creator groups including AMPAL, APRA AMCOS, ARIA PPCA, Australian Publishers Association, Australian Society of Authors, Australian Writers' Guild, AWG Authorship Collecting Society, Copyright Agency and Screenrights

Screenrights' 2026 Cultural Fund is now open for applications, closing 5pm AEST Wednesday 8 April. The focus this year is Learning Through Story.