How do I protect my plays or monologues online?
WorldWideOCR has designed a 100% online international copyright date-stamping process suited for any literary works in any digital file format. SEAL™ files offer playwrites, speechwriters and comedians instant international copyright protection and redundant archiving in minutes.
In order to use a SEAL™ file to protect and archive your copyrights, you must first prepare your work accordingly.
No matter what type of software you have used to capture your literary work, you can protect it with a SEAL™ file in minutes! Whether your theatrical works or monlogues are saved in a Word document, taped performances, hand-written or in any other proprietary scriptwriting software file format, you can instantly date-stamp and protect your work! You may prepare your original literary works for instant online copyright registration using a SEAL™ file in one of the following ways:
Entire body of work (Multiple files/SEAL™ file)
This will save you time and money... If you have a large collection of writing, you may want to protect your entire catalogue. In this case you would simply include multiple documents or files into a single ".ZIP" file of less than 20 MB in size. Each 20 MB package can be instanly protected and redundantly archived for 3$ or less!
1 design (1 file/SEAL™ file)
There is no need to re-protect unmodified copyrights already contained in a SEAL™ file. As you make revisions to your work, or create new pieces, you can instantly protect your copyrights! Again, if you have multiple new designs, you can use a .ZIP file to protect all of your work with one SEAL™ file!
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SEAL™ files allow you to securely and redundantly archive your play or monologue's copyrights online instantly! Real-time international copyright protection! Learn how |
Why do I need to protect or register the copyrights on my plays and monologues?
While in theory, any play or monologue has copyrights the instant it is committed to a reproducible format, in this Internet age, we highly recommend that date-stamping your copyrights becomes the second thing that you do before publishing your work anywhere. The sooner you can produce credible evidence of your copyright ownership, the less risk you will be exposed to. Read more
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