1. Learning about Copyright By: Suzette Dinoso

2. What is Copyright? AA law that protects a person’s work from being used without permission.

3. What is Protected by Copyright  Literary works  Musical works  Dramatic works  Pantomimes and choreographic works  Pictoral, graphic, and sculptural works  Motion pictures  Sound recording  Architectual works

4. Literary Works 1. Literary Works consist of:  Novels  Books  Plays  Computer software

5. Pantomimes and Choreography Pantomime- Is a Christmas play based on a fairy tale Choreography-Is a composition of staged dance (an organized dance) –C–Cheerleading –T–Tap dance –P–Pagentry –B–Ballet

6. Architectual Works Designing of buildings – Blueprint or plan of a building structure – The style of a building

7. What isn’t Protected Ideas, procedures, principles, concepts Titles, names, short phrases, and slogans Works that are not written down or recorded Works that are easily available, such as: – Calenders – Measures – Lists and tables Work by the government

8. Your Rights as a Author You have the right to, or let anyone: 1. Make copies of your work 2. Distribute copies of your work 3. Perform your work For ex. In a play, film, dance, etc. 4. Display work publicly

9. Permission In order to do any of the things mentioned you need to get permission from the person who created the work. Permission Back to Standards Page