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Entertainment law encompasses the collection of legal disciplines that govern the creation, distribution, and consumption of media and entertainment products. If you’re looking to work in the entertainment industry, either as a lawyer or a part of the creative team, a thorough knowledge of what entertainment law is and how
World Book & Copyright Day takes place on April 23 annually, 3 days prior to World Intellectual Property Day on April 26th. It is worth noting that books, whether printed or digitally published, contain text which is protected under copyright. If those books also contain illustrations, those drawings are also
Trademarks are one of the four types of intellectual property (IP). The others are: Patents Copyrights Trade Secrets Today we are looking closely at trademarks, but if you’re interested in learning about other forms of IP, you can read more here. What Is A Trademark? Trademarks protect words, slogans, and/or
When you or you and your collaborators create something new, anything new, it becomes your intellectual property (IP). Depending on what type of intellectual property you have created, it will most likely need to be protected in one of three ways, or a combination of the three: a trademark, a
If the story is the foundation of a film, then the script is the blueprint because it guides content. Any content not cleared runs a risk of violating rights, which can prevent the film’s distribution. To acquire errors and omissions coverage, scripts must be cleared. A producer begins clearance not
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