Matters To Be Considered In The Transfer Of Copyright

Copyright, which is described as an absolute right, can be defined as all of the rights and powers of the person who creates a work of idea or art as a result of an intellectual effort. These rights and authorizations are protected by the Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works (hereinafter referred to as "FSEK"). Within the scope of this study, the issues that should be considered in the transfer of copyright are examined.

As a rule, all financial and moral rights relating to a work belong to the person who created that work. In the case of processed or compiled works, without prejudice to the rights of the actual author, the person who made the processing or compilation is the author. In regard to the cinematographic works, the legislation, which provided joint authorship, qualified the director, the composer of the original work, the scriptwriter, and the dialogist as the author and stated the animator as the joint author in the cinematographic works made