Copyright Basics for Photographers

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Copyright Basics for Photographers November 29, 2018 – Deerfield Public Library Thank you, Chicago Photographic Arts Society, for hosting me today Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC 500 Lake Cook Road, Suite 350 Deerfield IL 60015 (847) 912-3553 law@wallerstein-ip.com (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

Copyrights (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

What is a Copyright? Perform Display Distribute Reproduce Federal statute gives “authors” the exclusive right to: Perform Display Distribute Reproduce Create “derivative works of” Their work (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

Who can own a copyright? Naruto the macaque took this selfie but he is not a “person” therefore can’t copyright it (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

What does a copyright protect? Paintings, sculpture, photographs Books Music Drama Movies Software – an alternative to a patent? (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

Why register a copyright? Inexpensive - $35/$55 Long term – Author’s life + 70 years Right to sue in federal court Statutory damages $750 - $30,000 per work, up to $150,000 if willful Attorneys’ fees (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

How to register a copyright U.S. Copyright Office – www.copyright.gov Type of work Who is the author/claimant Work for hire Single/group registration Deposit – online or mail (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

About the registration process: “Examined” for originality/lack of utility Process is difficult to track / opaque 9+ months to receive certificate Appeal rejections - $200+ (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

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Copyright Infringement What is infringement and what is not? Copying without permission Intent not needed “Fair Use” defense – depends on purpose and effect of copying Social commentary / First Amendment Educational Minimal borrowing Financial impact on copyright owner (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

When do you need permission to use a photo? When you do not? Rule of thumb: if you did not take the photo, you need permission. Exceptions: Public Domain – works created before 1923 Creative Commons license Other, written, permission (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

When do you need permission to *take* a photo of someone? Can you identify the person in the photo? Expectation of privacy: public / private space Celebrities and public figures When in doubt, ask permission (written is best!) (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

Yes, you need permission even if the subject is deceased… (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

Free images and videos you can use anywhere Pixabay is a vibrant community of creatives, sharing copyright free images and videos. All contents are released under Creative Commons CC0, which makes them safe to use without asking for permission or giving credit to the artist - even for commercial purposes. Learn more...                                   (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

How an attorney can help… Intellectual Property Attorney Business Law Attorney Lawyers for the Creative Arts Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE

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Copy and share this PowerPoint abundantly! Pixabay - Free for commercial use No attribution required Copy and share this PowerPoint abundantly! (c) 2018 Law Office of Lesley A. Wallerstein, LLC – For informational purposes only – NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE