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Should I register my scripts?
I have written a script for my amateur drama group. And my director told everyone behind my back she written it when it had nothing to do with her she didn’t write 1 line.
Now I’ve written a second play and do not wish to fall in that trap again.
On the flier she keeps putting written by her with additional material by me. When I wrote all of it created the characters etc.
3 Answers
- 1 year agoFavorite Answer
Register the copyright before you hand it over, and keep it quiet. Let them make the claim, and still remain quiet. Let them spread their lie, and still remain quiet. When this lie has spread to enough people then dump the mother load on everyone but the liar. Let the liar be found out the hard way
- Anonymous1 year ago
Only if you have the intention of suing. And only for the material that hasn't been stolen yet. Registration is only good in court. It's evidence. But it may not be enough to prove authorship. It's just not that simple. Unfortunately your best option at this point is to confront the director and try to settle this OR let it go (and maybe find a new theater group). If you want to involve an attorney anyway, understand that it'd cost you a lot of money just to consult one, let alone to take the director to court, and the chances you will win are very small. Whether it's worth it is up to you.
- Anonymous1 year ago
This is my question. I asked this question yesterday!
