03-11 | Turn your visual copyright into cash
Trainer: Marcel van de Graaf - Pictoright

What will you learn this evening?
What exactly is visual copyright? How does it work? How do you determine when something is yours? How do you make sure you get paid fairly when your design or image is used? What is your visual work worth? When you design something on commission, what about your copyright? How difficult is it to determine that? Tonight, you will get answers to these questions. How to get paid fairly for your creative labor as an image maker, how to come to a fair agreement and who to turn to when someone uses your work.
About the trainer:
Marcel van de Graaf(he/him) got his Masters degree in Film Studies at the University of Amsterdam. He has worked at Pictoright since 2003. He works currently as manager of licences and communications. He is also a DJ and plays drums in post-rock band Bantar.
About Pictoright
Pictoright is the copyright organisation for visual creators in the Netherlands: illustrators, visual artists, graphic designers, photographers, architects and other image creators (or their heirs). These visual creators can join Pictoright free of charge to claim the collective fees to which they are entitled. In addition, they can commission Pictoright to protect their rights and collect fees for the use of their work.
Programme
17:30–18:00: Walk-in & free vegan meal* by Isa Kookt | Meet fellow students and professionals, and expand your network.
18:00–20:30: Workshop begins | The instructor will share everything you need to know as a beginner.
20:30–21:00: The bar is open | Continue the conversation with other guests or ask the instructor your questions.
*The meal is basically free — pay what you can! Your support helps Isa keep creating surprising meals every time.
Free workshop
This workshop is free for students and recent graduates (from 2022 onwards). AHK alumni who graduated before 2022, or external visitors, are also very welcome! The ticket price for them is €12.50.
Location
Culture Club
at the Marineterrein
Kattenburgerstraat 5
Amsterdam