The phrase "audiovisual work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any creative work that combines both sound and visual elements, such as films, videos, or multimedia presentations.
Example: "The festival will showcase a variety of audiovisual works from emerging filmmakers and artists."
Alternatives: "multimedia project" or "audio-visual production".
The show, "Portraits," was an audiovisual work created by Kevin James, a composer and former social service counselor.
"A jaw-dropping audiovisual work" by Beyoncé saw her top Guardian music's list of their favourite albums of 2016, with Frank Ocean, David Bowie, Kanye West and Solange completing the top five.
1 Beyoncé's Lemonade was a jaw-dropping audiovisual work, in which the theme of infidelity knocked boots with a host of vivid tropes: of the resilience and resourcefulness of generations of black women, of the sins of the fathers being visited upon the daughters.
At a moment when, thanks to streaming video, there's more audiovisual work available at the touch of a button than was playing in the whole world in the age of "King Kong," there are monsters far more free-spirited and liberating than Treeson for children to call upon.
The suit adds that the "South Park" satire "is a nearly frame-by-frame recreation of the heart of the audiovisual work" that Brownmark created, and that the "South Park" producers, "without the permission or consent of Brownmark, and without authority, have prepared a derivative work".
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The Ministry of Culture has policed film and other performing arts, including literary and audiovisual works.
YouTube and other sites such as Dailymotion would have an "obligation to deploy effective means such as technology to automatically detect songs or audiovisual works", though it praises YouTube's efforts in the area.
In a major revision of copyright law in 1976, the U.S. Congress specified that copyright subsists in original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression, and it provided that such works include literary, musical, and dramatic works; pantomimes and choreographic works; pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works; motion pictures and other audiovisual works; and sound recordings.
In one message from February, Justin Hughes, the lead US negotiator, asked whether one of those hired lawyers might "have any views on [a controversial subject] that you might solicit and we might use to counter [other countries' positions]?" Copyrighted audiovisual works – such as films and slideshow presentations – are not even going to be covered by the treaty, which is limited to print works.
For instance, there's the bit where it highlights a service that "Provid[es] non-downloadable pre-recorded audio, visual and audiovisual works via wireless networks on a variety of topics of general interest".
