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London - The Beatles are up for the fight against pirates.
The estate of iconic British band The Beatles has pledged its support for the anti-piracy campaign Music Matters by sanctioning a special animated short film set to their recordings.
The Beatles' songs provide the soundtrack for the film's central character, who uses music to mark the milestones in his life. The film - which is available online - aims to encourage people not to file-share music so artists can get paid for their work.
The UK campaign has already been endorsed by artists such as Blind Willie Johnson, The Jam, Nick Cave, Sigur Ros, Kate Bush, Elbow and Paloma Faith. In March it was extended to New Zealand and Australia.
Watch the film here:
The estate of iconic British band The Beatles has pledged its support for the anti-piracy campaign Music Matters by sanctioning a special animated short film set to their recordings.
The Beatles' songs provide the soundtrack for the film's central character, who uses music to mark the milestones in his life. The film - which is available online - aims to encourage people not to file-share music so artists can get paid for their work.
The UK campaign has already been endorsed by artists such as Blind Willie Johnson, The Jam, Nick Cave, Sigur Ros, Kate Bush, Elbow and Paloma Faith. In March it was extended to New Zealand and Australia.
Watch the film here:
