Entertainment
Showstopping Entertainment IP Skills
What do Sadlers Wells, S4C and St Donat’s Art Centre have in common? Like you, they understand the importance of professional IP support. And how our decades of intellectual property experience is applied to entertainment.
The crossover between Toys & Games IP and entertainment industry IP plays to our strengths. Similarly with Content IP and Licensing – from scripts, set design and storyboards, to trade marking, copyright and design rights. Trust us: whatever your role in entertainment, you’ll eventually face intellectual property rights (IPRs) challenges.
Make The Most Of Your Entertainment IP Assets
We’ll be there for you. While you focus on the production and commercial aspects of entertainment, we’re behind the scenes looking after your IP assets.
While you focus on building your entertainment business, our IP team applies its extensive experience with entertainment brands. Beneath the stage and behind the curtain, we understand your industry and its intellectual property challenges. And we can prove it.
The entertainment industry keeps evolving, with new creative expression, crossover between media and opportunities for commercial realisation. Not least in intellectual property, where the complexities only look set to increase. Whether you’re an established entertainment brand or an up and coming independent film-maker, IP rights shape your journey. Fortunately, from first creative vision to opening night and beyond, our experienced IP team is in the wings.
Long Experience in Entertainment IP
Our entertainment IP expertise includes the following:
- Theatre industry
- Broadcasting
- Reading aids
- Digital music
- Anti-counterfeiting
- Licensing across multiple jurisdictions
- Event venues
- Arts galleries
- Creative agencies
Clients such as Moving Brands and Kord-Jaak already enjoy the peace of mind our partnership brings. What IP challenges do you face? Imagine how we’ll help.
To arrange your no-obligation initial consultation please contact us via our contact page
