Is it necessary for my friend to get a lawyer to determine if he will be using copyrighted material?
Sunday, January 11th, 2009 at
12:47 am
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Brand asked:
A close friend of mine is a magician, and with the release of the new movie “The Prestige” there is a line they use to promote the movie, as well as in the movie itself “The Pledge, The Turn, and The Prestige”… He is interested in using these titles to promote a commercial magic act. My question is, is it necessary for him to get a lawyer to determine if it is copyright infringment, or is it ok for him to use those?
A close friend of mine is a magician, and with the release of the new movie “The Prestige” there is a line they use to promote the movie, as well as in the movie itself “The Pledge, The Turn, and The Prestige”… He is interested in using these titles to promote a commercial magic act. My question is, is it necessary for him to get a lawyer to determine if it is copyright infringment, or is it ok for him to use those?
Tagged with: Magic Act • Magician • Prestige • Using Copyrighted Material
Filed under: Lawyer FAQ
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hope this helps
I wouldnt think it would be a problem, but he might want to check this site out
The issue won’t likely be copyright, but rather Trademark infringement. And it’s not a question that can be answered without a detailed investigation of the material he wants to use.