Unlocking co-creative possibilities: CREATe follow-on engagement with UK creative economy stakeholders to improve copyright practice and policy

参与计划旨在真正改变英国创意经济中关于通过共同创造创造价值的版权实践。它将围绕四项核心活动1进行组织。制作链中的联合创作：动画和指导扩展动画技术(在获奖电影《浅蓝头发的女孩历险记》中试行-http://copyrightuser.org/the-game-is-on/)，版权机会和与联合创作相关的风险将在制作过程中出现时呈现。每个新的动画资源都将涉及电影制作发展生命周期中的一个离散阶段(和关键创意部门)。新动画将得到为独立学习和参考而设计的全面的用户友好指南的支持，帮助用户探索和考虑每一部新动画中与创意部门有关的关键版权问题。英国电影学院(BFI)和彩票资助的合作伙伴IntoFilm、英国知识产权局和作家许可和收藏协会(ALCS)是合作伙伴。来自文化遗产的共同创造：事件和指南本活动旨在提高对版权规范如何影响文化遗产的数字获取的理解。利用夏洛克·福尔摩斯的典范，两场放映活动将在伦敦的BFI南岸和格拉斯哥的新凯尔文霍尔中心探索夏洛克角色的创造性再利用。这位臭名昭著的侦探从西德尼·佩杰插图的亚瑟·柯南·道尔爵士的故事到最近的改编，提供了一个引人入胜的故事来探索版权在创造力、档案和教育方面的作用。这些活动将汇集版权法专家、电影档案员和电影制作人，并将通过CopyrightUser.org和英国记忆机构的新门户-版权皮质-提供新的指导，旨在释放文化遗产材料的创作潜力。苏格兰国家图书馆、英国电影学院(BFI)和特许图书情报专业人员协会(CILIP)是合作伙伴。政策审议中的共同创造：同行提供证据这项活动将解决版权政策制定过程中被忽视和代表性不足的利益相关者群体，特别是参与共同创造的微型创新公司和个人创造者。我们将通过MediaWiki软件提供新的数据挖掘工具和开放功能，以促进这些团体举行一系列“虚拟市政厅会议”。这项审议工作将利用600多项个人科学研究和报告的试点数据集，这些研究和报告涵盖广告、表演艺术、音乐、电影、摄影、广播和电视广播、印刷出版和计算机软件。在与维基百科常驻人员协商后，我们将利用同行制作的机会来改进和扩大数据集，让新的利益攸关方参与进来，并共同制作与共同创造有关的共享证据基础。用户将访问、可视化和操纵证据库，并产生新的调查结果，以支持更有效的政策表述。维基媒体基金会、N-Square咨询公司和英国IPO是合作伙伴。英国研究和创新网络CREATe将发展成为国家催化剂，通过一个新的全国创意经济研究和创新网络，将法律、社会科学和技术方面的专业知识与利益相关者联系起来。三个动员活动将在英国各地进行，通常作为现有行业活动的一部分。这些活动将得到行业研究金和佣金的灵活支持，以响应时下的发展。Create将与苏格兰游戏行业在Dundee、KTN有限公司(创意产业)和数字弹射器合作。

The programme of engagement aims to effect a real change in the copyright practices within the UK Creative Economy with respect to the value generation through co-creation. It will be structured around four core activities.1. Co-creation in the production chain: animations and guidanceExtending animation techniques (piloted in the award winning film The Adventure of the Girl with the Light Blue Hair - http://copyrightuser.org/the-game-is-on/), copyright opportunities and risks relating to co-creation will be presented as they arise in the production process. Each of the new animated resources will address a discrete stage (and key creative sector) in the developmental lifecycle of filmmaking. New animations will be supported by comprehensive user-friendly guidance designed for independent learning and reference, helping the user to explore and consider key copyright issues relating to the creative sector featured in each new animation. The British Film Institute (BFI) and lottery funded partner IntoFilm, the UK Intellectual Property Office and the Authors Licensing and Collecting Society (ALCS) are collaborating partners.2. Co-creation from cultural heritage: events and guidanceThis activity seeks to improve understanding how copyright norms shape digital access to cultural heritage. Using the exemplar of Sherlock Holmes, two screening events will explore the creative reuse of the Sherlock character at the BFI Southbank in London and in Glasgow's new KelvinHall hub. The evolving journey of the notorious detective from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories illustrated by Sidney Paget to its most recent adaptations provides a compelling story to explore the role of copyright in relation to creativity, archives, and education. The events will bring together copyright law experts, film archivists and filmmakers, and will feed into new guidance through CopyrightUser.org and a new gateway - The Copyright Cortex - for UK memory institutions with the aim to unlock the creative potential of cultural heritage materials. The National Library of Scotland, the British Film Institute (BFI) and the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) are collaborating partners.3. Co-creation in policy deliberation: peer production of evidenceThis activity will address neglected and under-represented stakeholder groups in the copyright policy making process, in particular micro-sized innovative firms and individual creators engaged in co-creation. We will provide new data-mining tools and open functionality via the MediaWiki software in order to facilitate a series of 'virtual town hall meetings' for these groups. This deliberative exercise will draw upon a pilot dataset of more than 600 individual scientific studies and reports, covering advertising, performance arts, music, film, photography, radio and TV broadcasting, print publishing and computer software. In consultation with a Wikimedian-in-residence, we will leverage peer-production opportunities to improve and scale up the dataset, involve new stakeholders and co-produce a shared evidence base relating to co-creation. Users will access, visualise and manipulate the evidence base and produce new findings which will support more effective policy representation. Wikimedia Foundation, N-Square Consultants and the UK IPO are collaborating partners.4. UK Research and Innovation NetworkCREATe will develop as a national catalyst, connecting expertise in law, social science and technology with stakeholders through a new national Research and Innovation Network for the Creative Economy. Three mobilisation engagements will be conducted throughout the UK, typically as part of existing industry events. These engagements will be flexibly supported with industry fellowships and commissions, responding to topical developments. CREATe will collaborate with the Scottish Games Industry at Dundee, KTN Ltd (Creative Industries) and the Digital Catapult.