RA 11904 CHAPTER I (Section 1–3) — Full Text

Short Title.

Section 1

SECTION 1. Short Title. — This Act shall be known as the "Philippine Creative Industries Development Act."

Declaration of Policy.

SECTION 2. Declaration of Policy. — It is the policy of the State to promote and support the development of Philippine creative industries by protecting and strengthening the rights and capacities of creative firms, artists, artisans, creators, workers, indigenous cultural communities, content providers, and stakeholders in the creative industries as defined in this Act. To this end, the State shall establish a creative industries development council mandated to implement a long-term plan for the development and promotion of the Philippine creative industries, with programs aimed at creating opportunities and employment, nurturing human resources, ensuring financial-enabling mechanisms, and providing incentives to encourage and sustain Filipino excellence in the creative industries.

Definition of Creative Industries.

Section 3

SECTION 3. Definition of Creative Industries. — As used in this Act, creative industries are trades involving persons, whether natural or juridical, that produce cultural, artistic, and innovative goods and services originating in human creativity, skill, and talent and having a potential to create wealth and livelihood through the generation and utilization of intellectual property. Creative industries include those directly or indirectly involved in the creation, production and manufacturing, performance, broadcasting, communication and exhibition, or distribution and sale of works and other subject matter, in accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations on intellectual property rights protection. Creative industries include the following domains, with a non-exhaustive list of industries belonging under each: (a) Audiovisual Media Domain refers to recorded and live audio and audiovisual content that are distributed via broadcast media such as television, radio, cable, satellite broadcasts, digital streaming platforms, or exhibited in cinema theaters, including films, television content, animated film productions, vlogs, and other content that utilize motion graphics, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional design technology and animatronics, recorded music, music scores, compositions ready for recording, podcasts, and entertaining audio or audiovisual material or content developed for educational purposes or edutainment content; (b) Digital Interactive Media Domain refers to digital software programs, mobile applications and games created for and operated on inter-active digital devices where user input is essential to the experience, including software and mobile apps, video games, computer games, mobile games, virtual augmented or mixed reality games, and digitalized creative content; (c) Creative Services Domain refers to demand-driven commercial creative service work done on behalf of commissioning clients for complete creative output or partial outsourcing work, including advertising and marketing, creative research and development, cultural and recreational services, and live creative experiences, which refer to predesigned, real-time artistic performances and experiences aimed at specific audiences, with management and technical services provided to enhance the delivery of the performance and experience; (d) Design Domain refers to the process of envisioning, planning, creation, and manufacturing of symbols, images, and products, whether for industrial or aesthetic purposes, spaces and systems, whether static or for interactive experiences, at the heart of which is creating solutions that address a need or a problem in various fields such as architecture, urban landscaping, interior and spatial planning, fashion and accessory making, textile development, furniture making, jewelry making, footwear making, and toy making; (e) Publishing and Printed Media Domain refers to the creation, publication, and distribution of artistic, journalistic, and commercial literature in traditional print and digital format, including books, blogs, comics, graphic novels, editorials and commentaries, magazines, and other published media; (f) Performing Arts Domain refers to all activities involved in the training of performers, the creation, promotion, distribution, exhibition, and preservation of artistic shows, performances and such other art forms including live music, theatre, musical theatre, dance, opera, circus, spoken word; and puppetry; (g) Visual Arts Domain refers to all activities pertaining to the creation, promotion, distribution, and preservation of works that are primarily visual in nature, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, antiques, performance art, art toys, multimedia art collages, or other similar material; (h) Traditional Cultural Expressions Domain refers to tangible products and intangible customs, practices and expressions of traditional Filipino culture and heritage, including arts and crafts, gastronomy and culinary practices, cultural festivals, and celebrations; (i) Cultural Sites Domain refers to the physical human-made locations, sites, and monuments that are of vital significance to the objective of promoting Philippine culture, including historic buildings and town sites, important archaeological sites, and works of monumental sculptures or paintings. This domain encompasses the strategic role and activities of museums, libraries, creative cities, performing arts venues, and cultural exhibitions to promote the country's cultural assets; and (j) Other such domains and industries as the Council may determine, subject to guidelines and criteria issued by the Council.

RA 11904 CHAPTER I

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