Entertainment Law

3.0 credits · LA

Entertainment law operates at the intersection of creative expression and commercial interests. In this course, you will investigate the legal systems that shape and regulate the industry, including copyright law, trademark protection, and publicity rights. You'll examine the architecture of entertainment contracts, focusing on elements such as rights assignment, credit attribution, and varied compensation models. The course addresses both traditional legal challenges and emerging issues sparked by technological innovation. Analysis of current industry practices and legal precedents will equip you with strategies for contract negotiation, rights management, and ethical decision-making. By the end of this course, you'll possess tools to navigate the entertainment law landscape and advance your organization's creative and business objectives.