INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & COPYRIGHT

WITH VANESSA GORE, PARTNER AT FISHER JEFFRIES

Vanessa Gore of Fisher Jeffries will present a session on the basic principles of Intellectual Property Law, with a focus on Copyright. Vanessa will flag some issues to be aware of, and tips to manage them, as well as other issues including:

  • Rights
  • Ownership
  • Infringement
  • Assignment and Licensing

Vanessa Gore is a partner with Fisher Jeffries’ Litigation and Dispute Resolution team, with over 15 years experience in a broad range of commercial disputes, including Copyright and Trade Mark infringement. She has had a long involvement in the arts and retains a strong interest in, and appreciation for this sector.

Click here for more info about Vanessa.

WHEN: Wednesday 8 November 5:30-6:30pm, followed by networking drinks.

WHERE: St Paul’s Creative Centre, 200 Pulteney St, Adelaide

COST: $10 / FREE for students and graduates (up to 5 years out) of Helpmann Academy’s partner institutions (Adelaide College of the Arts, UniSA Visual Arts, Flinders University Drama and Screen studies, and Elder Conservatorium of Music). Click here for more info.

BOOKINGS are essential at > www.helpmannactivateseminar3.eventbrite.com.au

This event is on level 1. For any questions about access, please contact Emma Bargery on (08) 7320 3330.

Presented in partnership with Fisher Jeffries.

Helpmann Academy are proud to introduce our new Activate Professional Development Seminar Series.

The series aims to empower emerging visual and performing artists with practical knowledge to help build and sustain a successful creative career.

The Activate Seminar Series will present guest artists, specialists and panels covering a range of topics such as contract and intellectual property law, income and funding options, marketing and publicity, and more.

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Find Us: St Paul’s Creative Centre 200 Pulteney St, Kaurna Yarta, Adelaide
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Call Us: 08 7320 3330
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