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Get a Basic Understanding of a Copyright
What is a Copyright?
Learn the Differences Between Copyrights, Patents & Trademarks
How to Get a "Poor Man's" Copyright
Learn What is Protected Under Copyright Law
Learn What Cannot Be Protected Under Copyright Law
Why Register for a Copyright?
How to Register for a Copyright
How to Get a Copyright Application
How to Choose the Right Copyright Application Form
How to Fill Out a "TX" Copyright Application Form
How to Fill Out an "SR" Copyright Application Form
How to Send Your Documents to the Copyright Office
How to Register for a Copyright under a Pseudonym
Know When to Reapply for a Copyright
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Summary: If you can think of it, dream it, hallucinate it or otherwise create an idea that can be tangibly produced, it can be copyrighted. Learn more in this free video series.
Nathan Boehme is a writer, director and editor who currently lives and works in Los Angeles. He has worked extensively as an independent filmmaker for more than 10 years, producing and...read more
"Hi, I'm Nathan Boehme writer and film director with Expert Village. In this series, it's all about copyrights. So what exactly can be copyrighted? The only thing you really need to remember is this, if you can dream it up and some how create it in a tangible form then it can be copyrighted. Anything ranging from books, scripts, musical numbers, stage plays, visual art (paintings) sculptures, photographs, motion pictures another audio visual works, an agriculture design. The step by step process may differ from somewhat from each of these categories but just remember at the end of the day if you can see it touch it or paste it then you can protect it under law."
eHow Article: Learn What is Protected Under Copyright Law
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danielherrera said
on 9/30/2009 It really wasn't that good. A better video would be nice