European screenwriters gathered in Berlin made strategy decisions in a context of growing threats against freedom of artistic expression and challenges to authors’ rights in the area of Artificial Intelligence.
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FSE co-signed a letter addressed to MEPs, members of the Legal Affairs (JURI) Committee of the European Parliament.
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As AI companies bypass licensing obligations, streaming platforms circumvent remuneration obligations, and artistic censorship spreads across Member States, Europe’s leading audiovisual organisations are urging the EU Parliament to hold the Commission and Council accountable to EU values.
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Please find attached the invitation to the European Screenwriters Day on 13 November in Berlin and the FSE annual general assembly on Friday 14 November.
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As the EU prepares its next 7-year budget (2028–2034), it is crucial to protect and strengthen Creative Europe — the only EU programme fully dedicated to the cultural and creative sectors.
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STATUTES of the Federation of Screenwriters in Europe aisbl n°0478454478
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News from our colleagues at WGGB in the UK:
https://mailchi.mp/writersguild/wggb-ebulletin-no-1157-30-may-2025?e=5c9e61b1c0
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FSE co-signed an open letter to the attention of the European Ministers of Culture ahead of the Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council on 12-13 May 2025.
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To the members of the Sciptwriters Guild of Greece
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The Paris AI Summit intends to promote reliable, sustainable and responsible AI. For the first time at this level, intellectual property is being discussed.
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