ICNEA 8770—Recording production

Where 8770 sits

1. R Culture, sports and entertainment
2. 87 Radio, television, film and recording production industry
3. 877 Recording production
4. 8770 Recording production

What 8770 includes

• Refers to activities engaged in the production of recorded programs or musical works. The programs or works can be broadcast on radio stations, or they can be made into original audio tapes (magnetic tapes or CD-ROMs) for publication or sale, and can also be broadcast on other promotional occasions, but it does not include radio station activities for program production.
• Includes the following recording and production activities：
• Sound program production activities (activities that produce audio programs such as film and television, songs, music, etc. on audio tapes, CD-ROMs, etc.);
• A sound program broadcast on a radio station and produced by a non-radio station unit;
• Phonographic product post-production service;
• Production activities of recording studios and recording studios;
• Specially for singers, performers and other actors to provide recording and synthesis activities;
• Activities dedicated to the production of MTV and karaoke programs;
• Other unspecified recording and production activities.

What 8770 excludes

• Audiovisual production and publishing are the same organization (cannot be separated), and are included in 8624 (audiovisual product publishing);
• Reproduction activities of audio tapes, videotapes, and CD-ROMs shall be included in 2330 (reproduction of recording media);
• The packaging and agency of actors, included in 9053 (cultural and entertainment agent);
• Agency for audiovisual works such as songs, opera, music, dance, etc., 9059 (agency for other cultural and artistic agents);
• The creation of musical works is included in 8810 (literary and artistic creation and performance);
• The production of sound programs for radio stations is included in 8710 (broadcasting).

8770 in other systems