Rights on the images created
As creators of CGI images, our rights are protected under the Spanish Intellectual Property Law (Real Decreto Legislativo 1/1996, de 12 de abril). Some of the most relevant articles of this law for our work are:
- Article 1: Subject matter
The intellectual property of a literary, artistic or scientific work belongs to the author by the mere fact of its creation. This means that, as authors of the images, we have exclusive rights over them from the moment we create them. - Article 17: Exclusive exploitation rights
Only the authors have the exclusive right to exploit their work in any form, including the rights of reproduction, distribution, public communication and transformation of the same. - Article 14: Moral rights of the author
These rights allow us to decide whether and in what form our work should be disclosed, to demand acknowledgment of our authorship and to oppose any modification of the work that could harm our reputation.
For more details on the legislation, you can consult the full text of the Intellectual Property Law on the website of the Official State Gazette (BOE): Ley de Propiedad Intelectual en el BOE.
That said, we understand that each project is unique and that our clients' needs may vary. Therefore, our intention is always to reach a clear and mutually beneficial agreement with our clients regarding the use and dissemination of the images we create. We are open to dialogue and adapt the terms so that both we and our clients can make the most of the works, always respecting our rights and the needs of the project.
We believe that collaboration and transparency are the basis for successful work, and we are committed to ensuring that both parties are comfortable and satisfied with the use and distribution of our creations.