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You don't. It's a common topic in game development that if you hire a contract artist that the contract needs to explicitly state that you retain the rights of
by stevehawk 8y ago
You don't. It's a common topic in game development that if you hire a contract artist that the contract needs to explicitly state that you retain the rights of the work they produce for your project, otherwise they can yank those rights should you have a falling out.
- tempestn 8y agoAt least here in BC, something like this applies to code as well. It's considered written work in the same way as a novel, so any developers hired or contracted need to explicitly sign over their "moral rights" to the work.