Copyright
is closely linked to music and musical art forms. It is not only one of the key
pillars of the entertainment industry 's survival, but it is also a foundation,
an essential element in the very life of the EKPO industry[1]. In recent years,
the film industry has become a multi-billion dollar enterprise, both national
and international, which should be strengthened by copyright laws. The paper
explored the role of the teacher's musical arts education to influence them
using the more realistic project, presentation, discussion and field trip
methodologies for students to experience first-hand the need to practise their
arts for the good of the community it is intended to represent. It analysed the
laws of copyright in Nigeria and their application to the survival of the film
industry. It concentrated extensively on the copyright act; the creator's
exclusive right and authorship, copyright length and intellectual property
laws. The
causes of piracy were investigated and the methods for fighting piracy that are
paramount to the survival of the film industry in Nigeria were eventually
proposed.
Author(s) Details
Department of Music, Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo, P.M.B. 1010, Abakaliki Ebonyi State, Nigeria.
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