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• 16.6.2025
• AVEK

Kaya Pakaslahti’s film asks: When does autofiction turn into betrayal?

Writer and director Kaya Pakaslahti explores the tension between artistic freedom and personal responsibility in her debut feature film My Year in Fiction. In the psychological drama, a teacher and a student blur the lines between art and life. This interview is part of a series introducing the filmmakers and projects selected for Kehittämö Talent Development Lab.

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• 11.6.2025
• AVEK

Narrative film by Juho-Pekka Tanskanen combines realistic and magical expression

Director Juho-Pekka Tanskanen is working on his first feature film Beatan kevät in the Kehittämö Talent Development Lab. Tanskanen, who has previously directed documentary films, explains his relationship with fictional film and talks about the significance of the cooperation between the producer and the director in terms of the film. The interview is part of a series on creators and their projects in the Kehittämö Talent Development Lab.

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Kopiosto's year 2024

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• 11.2.2025
• News

Highlights from 2024

In 2024, we promoted copyrights and the operating conditions of the creative industries while preparing for and reacting to changing conditions in accordance with our role. The beginning of a new year is a good time to take a look at the past and go over the most important events of the past year.

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Final report instructions

A final report on the use of AVEK's grants will be made in the AVEK application system. You can see the deadline for the final report in the application details. If necessary, you can request an extension of the deadline for the final report via the application system. Below you will find detailed instructions for the final report for the different types of grants.

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• 4.2.2025
• News

Kopiosto distributes EUR 49 million in copyright remunerations to the creative industry

Kopiosto paid copyright remunerations to copyright holders both directly and through the organisations that represent them. A total of EUR 24 million was paid to the authors of television programmes and performing artists, and EUR 20.1 million was paid to the authors and publishers of books, magazines and sheet music. EUR 2.2 million in total was paid to visual artists as public lending remunerations. Additionally, AVEK, a part of Kopiosto, distributed a total of EUR 2.9 million to audiovisual culture and the creative industries.

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Strategy and values

According to our vision, with our contribution, the importance of creative content will increase. Copyright holders will receive the remunerations for the use of their works. The users of works have more flexible possibilities than today to utilize creative works while respecting copyright.

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Responsibility

At Kopiosto, we want to make responsible and sustainable choices to promote creative work. We create better operating conditions for creative professionals and ensure that authors and publishers are effectively compensated for the use of their works. Our licences give users of works more flexibility to make use of works while respecting copyright.

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Categories of rights covered by the Grant of Rights to Kopiosto

This page lists the categories of rights for works of literary and visual art, sheet music and photographs that are covered by the Grant of Rights to Kopiosto. The categories of rights define the types of use for which Kopiosto may grant licences on behalf of authors, publishers and other copyright holders.

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• 15.7.2024
• News

Creative industries demand decision-makers cancel the devastating cutback on the compensation for private copying

The extensive ‘Älä anna kulttuurin kadota’ (Don’t let culture disappear) of the creative industries, which was started in June, demands that decision-makers maintain the fair compensation for private copying. According to the creative industries, the Government’s decision to cut the funding from 11 million to 5.5 million would be unjustified and devastating for the cultural offering throughout Finland.

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