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Copyright would cover the original design documents for the sets and props, but not the shapes and colours themselves 'as seen on TV'. From what I understand u
by dingaling 8y ago
Copyright would cover the original design documents for the sets and props, but not the shapes and colours themselves 'as seen on TV'.
From what I understand unlicensed clean-room reproduction of sets could violate design marks, if those were even registered. Like other trademarks those do indeed need to be enforced.
- LanceH 8y agoBut trademark infringement doesn't trigger merely from copying. The infuriating thing about dealing with lawyers on IP is they'll write a C&D that "your work infringes on the IP of my client." There is never any mention of what infringes, except the broadest possible, and there is no responsibility for a false claim.