Screenrights licence

All Australian universities, TAFEs, government schools and almost all other schools are licensed by Screenrights allowing them to copy whatever they want from television and radio. For more information about the licence please visit the Screenrights website or email licensing.

You can copy as much as you like

The Screenrights licence is versatile and flexible - you can...

1. Copy any program anytime, anywhere
2. Copy entire programs or excerpts
3. Make copies of copies
4. Show tapes in class or the library
5. Keep copies as resources in your library
6. Make up compilation tapes of material you have copied
7. Copy in any format - VHS, DVD, CD, PC
8. Copy anything on free-to-air TV, pay-TV, Radio
9. Email copies to students or make them available online for students or staff
10. Broadcast copies within your institution
11. Use your video reticulation system (such as Clickview and Video Commander) to show copied programs
12. Copy programs from home (applies to teachers and students) on behalf of your educational institution
13. Make the copy available on your intranet (as long as it's secure so only your students and staff can view it).

The only requirements are that you have a Screenrights licence, that the copy is made for the educational purposes of the institution, and that it is labelled.

EnhanceTV - helping you teach with film & television

EnhanceTV has been developed by Screenrights to help educators get the most out of their Screenrights licence. The website aids educators in staying abreast of educational programming so that they can take full advantage of the power of film and television as education tools.