Society of Audiovisual Authors
The Society of Audiovisual Authors (AISBL) is the umbrella association of European collective management organisations representing audiovisual authors. Its 34 members in 26 countries manage rights for over 177,000 film, television and multimedia European screenwriters and directors.
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- Category: umbrella organization
- Website: https://www.saa-authors.eu/en
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The Society of Audiovisual Authors (AISBL) is the umbrella association of European collective management organisations representing audiovisual authors. Its 34 members in 26 countries manage rights for over 177,000 film, television and multimedia European screenwriters and directors.
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