In 2016, SPA and MEAA agreed to ATRRA 2016 - a digital overhaul of the cast rights agreement. ATRRA 2016 cleared double the number of broadcast plays, halved the licence period, permitted first release on streamer, freed-up content for relicensing, and remunerated cast for free streaming. But is it already out of date? ATRRA 2016 is based on a 3-year first window period, then cast residuals apply for continued use on that platform - 20% of the gross re-license fee. The problem is that streamers won’t accept a 3-year term. How does a streamer commission fit into ATRRA 2016?   

Join us for this Members Only masterclass, hosted by Zoe Angus, SPA Director Industry and Commercial and Andy Barclay, SPA, Manager, Business & Legal Affairs. 

The masterclass will also include a panel discussion looking at recent experiences in the negotiation of different cast SVOD residuals deals. .

1400-1405         SPA Welcome

1405-1410         Holding Redlich Introduction

1410-1510         Part 1: Presentation by Zoe Angus and Andy Barclay

1510-1520         Break

1515-1615         Part 2: Panel Discussion led by Zoe Angus + Q&A

1615                     Close

SPA Masterclasses are half day online intensives held quarterly by Screen Producers Australia (SPA) with the support of Holding Redlich and are designed to give Australian producers and their peers a competitive edge and valuable training on pertinent topics across all facets of the industry.

Masterclasses includes presentations by experts from the legal, finance, industrial, business, and creative sectors as well as practical panel discussions with experienced producers who will share their valuable insights and knowledge. Masterclass topics will address current and important matters affecting practitioners working across the industry to ensure they have the most up-to-date information, expertise, and practical tools to remain relevant and successful in the dynamic industry we all love. 

SPA's Masterclass series is proudly supported by