LUNCH BREAK: ACSAA

What are secondary royalties? Where do they come from and how do you receive them? Next month on Lunch Break, join Molly Ulm, Director of Industry and Operations at the Authorship Collecting Society Australia Aotearoa (ACSAA), to learn more about what you need to do to protect your right to secondary royalties. Molly will also be updating members on how the recent changes to the ACSAA constitution has affected collections as well as outline current initiatives focused on increasing royalties for screenwriters.

More about ACSAA
Established by the Australian Writers’ Guild in 1996, ACSAA (formerly AWGACS) is a not-for-profit collecting society for screenwriters. ACSAA collects and distributes international and domestic secondary royalties for Australian and New Zealand writers. ACSAA has 2,600 members and since 1996 has collected over $35 million for their members and writers from around the world.

WHEN: Wednesday 2 September, 2026 1pm-2pm AEST
WHERE: Online via Zoom
RSVP: Free, but RSVPs are essential.

All AWG and ACSAA members are welcome to attend this event!

Contact the host of Lunch Break: Updates from ACSAA