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Who owns the copyright of movie songs?

The copyright of movie songs belongs to the song creator. If the film production company creates its own music, the copyright belongs to the company.

stars, artists and individuals have to cover songs, spoof or adapt the original songs in concerts, TV programs, webcasts and public occasions without the consent of the original, otherwise they will be sued by the original company for huge infringement fees.

after the work is successfully registered, the MORP system will automatically generate an international standard ISWC temporary code, which is a global music copyright code. Through the copyright registration number, the music copyright associations in various countries will provide corresponding copyright agency protection, and the works will be used in these countries. The local music copyright associations will collect the copyright fees on their behalf and transfer the fees to the copyright owners through the China Music Association.

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Classification of film music creation

It can be divided into original music and non-original music, which is divided according to the way of music creation in the film. The music specially created by composers for some segments in film and television works is called original music, and the music materials compiled by film and television creators from existing music materials are called non-original music.

Film and television music can be divided into active music and passive music according to the way music is involved in film and television works. Active music refers to the sound source appearing in the picture, while passive music refers to the absence of sound source in the picture.

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