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Thank you to our generous sponsors of Comic-Con 2007
And thank you to these companies
that have provided prizes for
CCI:IFF winners
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A LOOK BACK AT COMIC-CON 2007

We were able to find 3 Matching Programs from our Programming Schedule for your search with the following program type Comics Law School
Friday, July 27
10:30-12:00 Comic Book Law School® 101: Let's Start at the Beginning—
A very good place to start learning how to protect your intellectual property rights, that is. Learn the basics of copyright and trademark law in this popular interactive lecture series brought to you by noted attorney Michael Lovitz, author of the The Trademark and Copyright Book comic book (soon to be an expanded graphic novel). This first workshop will cover the basics of protection and ownership of ideas, characters, and their names from the point of creation forward. Attendees will participate in an interactive discussion about basic rights provided under U.S. copyright and trademark laws, then have the opportunity to work together in developing a game plan to protect a new comic book series proposal in preparation of shopping the proposal to publishers. Plus, discussions about recent legal decisions affecting the field of popular culture and how these issues play an important role in your creative and business plans. And along the way, there will be plenty to learn about the protections, and pitfalls, of the U.S. trademark and copyright systems.
Room 30CDE
Categories: Comic Books | Comics Law School | Seminars & Workshops
Saturday, July 28
10:30-12:00 Comic Book Law School 102—
Learn the basics of copyright and trademark law in this popular interactive lecture series brought to you by noted attorney Michael Lovitz, author of the acclaimed The Trademark and Copyright Book comic book (soon to be expanded into a graphic novel). This second workshop will cover some of the more complicated issues facing creators who are looking to actually market their creations and ideas, including transfers and licensing of rights, marketing, merchandising and distribution, and what to do when Hollywood comes knocking. This interactive seminar gives attendees the opportunity to participate in the discussions as we cover various means for profiting from your creations and (time permitting) to participate in a mock contract negotiation! With in-depth discussions about the options and opportunities for profit, as well as the problems and pitfalls that go hand in hand with each decision, you can't afford to miss this seminar.
Room 30CDE
Categories: Art and Illustration | Comic Books | Comics Law School | Seminars & Workshops | Webcomics
Sunday, July 29
10:30-12:00 CBLDF Live Art Jam—
Did you ever want to look over a legendary artist's shoulder while he or she created a great piece of art, then add it to your collection? Well, here's your chance to do just that and support a great cause! See Jim Lee ( Batman), Matt Wagner ( Grendel), Jeff Smith ( Bone), and Terry Moore ( Strangers in Paradise) draw live art projected onto the big screen at the first ever CBLDF Live Art Jam at Comic- Con! Watch these comics legends make stunning drawings of your favorite comics characters that you can bid on to support the First Amendment legal work of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund! (Please note, you will need a bidder number to bid on art in this event, which you can pick up throughout the con at Booth 1831, or at the start of the event.)
Room 5AB
Categories: Art and Illustration | Comic Books | Comic-Con Special Guest Spotlights & Appearances | Comics Law School
Please note that this search only searches the Comic-Con 2007 Programming Schedule.
It DOES NOT INCLUDE the following information:
Films Schedule,
Autographs Schedule,
CCI:IFF Films Schedule,
Anime Films Schedule (though it DOES include Anime/Manga Related Programming),
or the Gaming Schedule. Please refer to those
individual schedules for details using the links provided.
This represents the Comic-Con International 2007 Programming Schedule as of this moment.
Please note that this schedule is subject to change.
Panelists scheduled to appear at each event are also subject to change.
Please check the schedule signs outside each door for updated information.
Seating in all event rooms at Comic-Con is on a first-come,
first-served basis. Because of the sheer number of attendees,
simply having a badge does not guarantee a seat in
programs and events, nor an autograph from a specific celebrity.
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