Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts

Location: Zoom Webinar What makes street art authorized/legal? Who owns street art? How can street artists protect their creative works? While the transient medium of

Location: Zoom Webinar Filmmakers are particularly vulnerable to legal pitfalls during the creative process that can stop their work from being shared, but there are

Location: Zoom Webinar Have you ever thought of starting a podcast but found yourself overwhelmed by the intricacies of starting a creative venture? Join us

Location: Zoom Webinar In recent years, freelancing has gained popularity within the arts industry. And while the freelance market allows for increased job flexibility and

Location: Zoom Webinar This class will provide an overview of common legal issues in the music recording industry. Together, we will dive into the basics

Location: Zoom Webinar Documentary filmmakers often create films with the goal of revealing the truth about a specific subject matter—from the life of a celebrity

Location: Zoom Webinar Carefully curating a portfolio of your works can feel infinitely more complex when thinking about copyright law. What do you do when

Location: Zoom Webinar This class is designed for musicians determined to safeguard their works and content creators hoping to maintain their engagement on social media

Location: Zoom Webinar The right of publicity is every individual's inherent right to control the commercial use of their persona. Right of publicity laws vary

Location: Zoom Webinar Making a film is a complex process, regardless of whether it's a short or a feature. In the filmmaking process, legal and

Location: Zoom Webinar “Fashion is very important. It is life-enhancing and, like everything that gives pleasure, it is worth doing well.” Fashion transcends mere fabric;

Location: Zoom Webinar This class will focus on recent copyright infringement issues in the music industry. The class will take musicians through a framework of