(ii) ­ an illustration, a map, plan or sketch; (iii) ­ a lecture, sermon or any other address of a similar nature; (iv) ­ a dramatic or dramatico-musical work; (v) ­ a musical work; (vi) ­ a choreographic work or pantomime; (vii) an audiovisual work; (viii) ­a sound recording; (ix) a work of— (A) ­ fine art, such as a drawing or painting; or (B) ­ architecture or sculpture, an engraving or lithography or applied art; (x) ­ a photographic work; (xi) ­ a computer programme; (c) ­ does not include items specified in section 5; “audiovisual work” — (a) ­ means a work consisting of a series of related images and accompanying sounds which are intended to be shown by any appropriate device; (b) ­ includes a cinematograph or other film, and cinematographic elements of computer games; “author” means the natural person who has created the work; “Berne Convention” means the Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works signed in Berne; “Board” means the Board referred to in section 43; “broadcasting” means the communication of a work, a performance or a phonogram to the ­