Примери за използване на Principal director на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Authorial status of the principal director of a cinematographic work.
The principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work shall be considered as its author or one of its authors.
Must the exclusive exploitation rights be allocated initially to the principal director as author of the film?
Also, the principal director would have the unwaivable right to equitable remuneration.
It is possible to conclude contrary stipulations, under which the principal director reserves the exclusive exploitation rights or the exercise of those rights;
This provision necessarily entails that such a work, including the rights of its author or co-authors and,in particular, those of the principal director, is in fact protected in law.
According to that provision, the principal director at least is the author of the cinematographic work.
On the other hand,Directive 2001/29 provides no express indication as to the status of the principal director of a cinematographic work.
The copyright of the principal director as author of the film qua property right protected under fundamental rights.
That said, the mechanism of a presumption of transfer also had to reflect the interests of the principal director of the cinematographic work.
Article 2(1) provides that the principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work shall be considered as its author or one of its authors.
First I shall examine whether, for the purposes of the provisions of European Union law relevant to this case, the principal director of a film is to be considered to be the author of a cinematographic work(1).
The first question to arise is whether the principal director of a film is to be considered the author of the cinematographic work for the purposes of the exclusive rights at issue in this case.
To my mind it does not, buta Member State which does not allocate the pertinent exclusive rights initially to the principal director as author of the film must take into account certain requirements(3).
For the purposes of this Directive, the principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work shall be considered as its author or one of its authors.
In the view of the defendant in the main proceedings,the provisions of European Union law referred to by the national court which provide for copyright of the principal director are limited in scope in each case to the matters regulated by the directives.
For the purposes of this Directive, the principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work shall be considered as its author or one of its authors.
Secondly, the Satellite andCable Directive contains no indications that the principal director of a cinematographic work is granted a harmonised copyright initially.
In providing that the principal director of a cinematographic work is to be considered its author or one of its authors, the European Union legislature exercised the competence of the European Union in the field of intellectual property.
It must be possible to enter into contrary stipulations, under which the principal director reserves the exclusive exploitation rights or the exercise of those rights;
Those persons comprise the principal director, the author of the screenplay, the author of the dialogue and the composer of music specifically created for use in the cinematographic work; it does not, however, matter whether those persons are authors of the cinematographic work.
In those circumstances, it is necessary, first,to determine the position of the principal director of a cinematographic work with regard to the exploitation rights governed by Directive 2001/29.
The applicant in the main proceedings is screenwriter and principal director of the documentary film entitled“Fotos von der Front”(“Pictures from the front”), dealing with German war photography during the Second World War.
If that property right is encroached upon, the principal director must, as author of the film, receive fair compensation.
In the view of the Austrian Government, no entitlement of a principal director to remuneration can be founded on Article 5(2)(b) of the InfoSoc Directive, because a rule of presumption does not constitute an exception or limitation of the exploitation rights.
Thus, the provisions referred to in the previous three paragraphs allot, by way of original grant, to the principal director in his capacity as author the rights to exploit a cinematographic work that are at issue in the main proceedings.
As regards Directive 93/83,Article 1(5) provides that the principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work is to be considered its author or one of its authors.
Likewise, Article 2(2)of Directive 2006/115 provides that the principal director of a cinematographic work is to be considered its author or one of its authors.
As has been pointed out in paragraph 100 of the present judgment, the principal director, in his capacity as holder of the reproduction right, must necessarily receive payment of that compensation.
The applicant in the main proceedings is the scriptwriter and principal director of the documentary film entitled‘Photos from the Front' on German war photography in the Second World War.