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Can you get a copyright on a character?
No. Only the expression (picture, sound/film recording, etc) of a character can be copyrighted . The character itself may be (& usually is) protected by trademark.
What is Nicole Kidman's character called in the golden compass?
Marisa Coulter
Which film features the character ' Lyra Belacqua'?
"The Golden Compass" (2007).
Do I need to get rights from the CW to make an app about Arrow?
Yes you do. The character is a copyrighted entity - owned by the company.
What is the definition of character analysis?
The character analysis is a specific character's traits. You can include feelings, acts, says, looks, thoughts, title , author, etc.
What provides the moral compass for character and personal conduct for all members of the army.?
Honor
What provides the moral compass for character and personal conduct of all members of the army?
Honor
Could I use a copyrighted character in a book and rename it?
A substantial overlap between your character and an established one may be considered infringement, unless yours is a parody of the older one.
How old is Ben Walker out of the golden compass?
Ben Walker is a fictional character in "The Golden Compass", and his age is not explicitly stated in the book. He is a boy around Lyra's age, who helps her in her journey.
How do you change your moral compass in adventure quest?
In Adventure Quest, your character's moral compass is predefined based on the choices you make during the game. Your actions in quests and dialogues with NPCs will affect your character's alignment and reputation, which can influence the outcome of certain storylines and interactions. To change your character's moral compass, you can make different choices in quests to align with a different set of values or principles.
Is Joe Camel copyrighted?
The individual Joe Camel advertisements, posters, etc are protected by copyright. The character however is a registered trademarkAnsweryes
Is the word Snoopy copyrighted?
Yes, the word "Snoopy" is copyrighted as it is a character created by Charles M. Schulz in the Peanuts comic strip. The name and character are protected under copyright and trademark laws, preventing unauthorized use in commercial contexts. Any use of "Snoopy" for merchandise or branding would likely require permission from the copyright holder.
