Source: China Youth Daily
On the evening of the 5th, the musician Naiwan apologized and rushed to the hot search!
The reason is that she posted herself on Weibo
Live picture of the screen taken in the cinema,
Also distributed photos of themselves,
The live map was pointed out by netizens as a pirated photo
She deleted Weibo.
That night, Naiwan apologized and said that his behavior of watching the movie and taking pictures and posting Weibo was wrong, which had been quickly deleted after being reminded by fans, and he was also very sorry for the filmmakers...
Netizen: It turns out that this is "pirated photography"...
The so-called cinema theft generally refers to the act of screen shooting and pirate recording of movies being screened.
Some people say that many people watch movies and take pictures, why do stars attract so much attention by doing this? The following netizens responded that this matter is very ordinary but does not mean that it is right:
After Naiwan's behavior was criticized by netizens, many people said that it was just a popularization:
Lawyer: Taking pictures is infringing whether they are disseminated or not
According to the "Today Film Review" column of the movie channel, the gray industry chain of pirated movies once affected the normal market distribution of many films.
After the incident, the official Weibo of the Movie Channel today's film review once again forwarded the relevant reports.
The lawyer pointed out that shooting a positive movie and an Easter egg in a movie theater is a pirate film! Taking pictures is infringing whether it is disseminated or not! Buying movie tickets is not the same as having the right to steal photographic films, and watching movies still needs to abide by the bottom line.
Let's see the complete interpretation of Lawyer Zeng (@Su or Banlan)::
Screen photography, as the name suggests, refers to the screen shooting in the process of watching a movie, that is, audio and video recording.
Article 31 of the Film Industry Promotion Law stipulates that no one may make audio or video recordings of a film being screened without the permission of the right holder. At the same time, film copyright and its related rights are also protected by the Civil Code, the Copyright Law, the Criminal Law and other laws.
Although the existing legal provisions do not have a clear definition of "screening", we believe that the time from after the dragon label to the end of the film screening is a "screening" and should not be screened.
Some viewers believe that taking pictures is not what the law calls "video recordings." However, the meaning of video recording refers to the use of optical, electromagnetic and other methods to record the image, and the final presentation form is "image" or "image + accompaniment". In addition, the current mainstream photography function mobile phone, in order to break through the physical defects of the photosensitive unit and the amount of light entering the lens, often uses multiple photos to obtain a photo with the best effect through the "stack" method. Some brands of mobile phones, after entering the photography function, do not need the user to press the shooting button, and secretly run the recording in the background to ensure that potential shooting opportunities are not missed. In other words, for mobile phones, the distinction between camera and video recording functions is becoming more and more blurred. Therefore, we believe that taking pictures belongs to the category of "video recording".
Some viewers also believe that in the film screening, ordinary photography or recording a video, there is no for-profit dissemination, just sharing on social networks or saving it yourself, and does not bring obvious losses to the filmmakers, or even promote the film! First of all, the law has clear prohibitions, and if the law prohibits it, it cannot be done. Second, key scenes/key information, often a static picture or a fragment of a line, is enough to cause a destructive leak. If you want to share the content of the film to social media, it is recommended to use the official poster, stills, film flowers, or posters displayed in the theater, and it will not affect the viewing experience of other audiences by holding up the mobile phone screen.
Have you ever experienced similar behavior?
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