A cue sheet is a record of all the songs and compositions used in a film and television production. We need these for every locally produced program broadcast in Australia, regardless of how the music was sourced.
If you film an event such as a wedding or dance concert, you may want to create hard copy of the video to give to your friends and family as a keepsake.
View or download your copy of the Domestic Use Video licence information guide (PDF, 504KB)
Our Community Radio Licences are for radio stations broadcasting on an AM/FM signal that hold an Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) community radio broadcasting licence.
View or download your copy of the Community Radio Licence information guide (PDF 1.3MB)
This licence is for radio stations holding an Open Narrowcasting Licence from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). A narrowcast broadcast service targets special interest groups, or is received in a limited location for limited period of time.
View or download your copy of the Narrowcaster Licence information guide (PDF 1.4 MB)
The Online Mini Licence covers online services earning less than AUD$25,000 a year with low levels of music.
View or download your copy of the Online Mini Licence information guide (PDF 446 KB)
If you want to release your own physical recording (such as a CD, live DVD or vinyl) you can get an Audio Manufacture Licence to cover your use of the musical work.
View or download your copy of the Audio Manufacture Licence information guide (PDF 551 KB)
You don't have to go through APRA AMCOS to legally play music - you can deal directly with the songwriters or publishers who own the rights.
View or download your copy of the information guide (PDF 1MB)
While there’s little doubt that music can empower political messages and galvanise supporters, political parties should be aware of the complexity and risks involved when using music for political purposes at events and in videos, whether on social media or in advertising.
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