ECAD: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how artists can claim royalties for the public performance of their creative works through the ECAD system.
ECAD is a system designed to collect and distribute royalties for the public performance of creative works. It ensures that artists are compensated whenever their work is played in public settings.
Who it's for
This scheme is for artists whose creative work is broadcast or performed. If you are a creator whose work is played in public venues or through broadcast media, you may qualify for these protections.
What you get
You receive royalties for the public performance of your work. These payments are intended to compensate you for the use of your intellectual property when it is performed or broadcast in public.
What it costs you
To access these benefits, you must complete a registration process with a collective management association. This registration is necessary to link your identity to the works you have created so that payments can be processed correctly.
The catch to know
The most important thing to remember is that you must register your specific works to receive payments. Simply being an artist is not enough; you must ensure that each piece of work is documented through the proper channels to guarantee you receive your due royalties.
How to apply
- Identify the specific works you have created that are being performed or broadcast.
- Register these works with a collective management association.
- Ensure your registration details are accurate to avoid issues with payment distribution.
- Visit the official portal for more information: https://www.ecad.org.br/