FilmLaw101
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Very useful Free Report "7 Things Every Filmmaker Should Know About the Law" available at
about 7 hours ago
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Excited about my newly revamped website! Go take a look and get my free report about movie law
4:11 PM Nov 17th
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Under FTC rules, bloggers must disclose sponsorship or relationship with product sponsors, if they have been paid or given free products.
1:23 PM Nov 12th
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Excited about building a new website for my law practice. Nearly finished, so I can get back to substantive tweets.
11:52 AM Nov 9th
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Good article on how to protect your privacy on Facebook and Twitter
2:59 PM Nov 3rd
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Fairey's claim of "fair use" was based on excerpting from larger work. Turns out he just copied a close-up solo photo. 2 of 2
1:57 PM Nov 1st
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Obama poster artist/plagiarist Shepard Fairey's lawyers to dump him because he lied to them & the court
1:55 PM Nov 1st
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Will be interspersing film law tweets with tweets about the law of social network websites. If you join one, be sure to read the Terms!
12:43 AM Oct 31st
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@ Thanks for the mention.
12:31 AM Oct 31st
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Thanks for the Follow Friday mentions and the new followers! If I didn't reciprocate, send me a DM.
2:29 PM Oct 30th
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Be sure to read Terms & Conditions of sites like Twitter, Facebook & Youtube. You'll be surprised at some of the restrictions..
9:57 AM Oct 30th
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Attended panel on law of internet marketing last night. Will be tweeting about some of the costly mistakes people make. Stay tuned.
9:55 AM Oct 30th
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1:30 AM Oct 30th
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Registration and notice are no longer required for copyright protection, but there are benefits to doing so and I recommend it.
8:13 AM Oct 29th
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Finance mistake: Not having a realistic budget before you start raising money for your film. Surprised how many make this mistake.
6:20 PM Oct 27th
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Q from -Should I sign a submission release? No. Studios don't buy from people they don't know. Develop your network instead.
5:19 PM Oct 26th
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Q:What the difference between 'based on' and 'inspired by'? Maybe nothing. If you're basing your work on someone else's, you need rights.
11:47 AM Oct 26th
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Fantastic follow up to our Expo presentation. - see what we're offering the "losers"
5:58 PM Oct 25th
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Congratulations to the winners of our drawing for the Film Law DVD set at Screenwriting Expo!
10:30 AM Oct 25th
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Answer to Q received: if you use a copyright notice, the only legal designations are "copyright" or "copr" or the c in a circle (not parens)
12:06 PM Oct 24th
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- Name Keith Cooper
- Location Hollywood, CA
- Web http://www.WhatEv...
- Bio California entertainment lawyer. Dedicated to helping professional filmmakers and writers protect themselves and stay out of trouble.
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