How do You Copyright A characters And What Are The Processes Involved Prior To Licensing

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[cartooncottage]

I literally just had a character officially copyrighted and even got an official letter by the Library of Congress. It's all thanks to this lady's video.

[antovald]

Thank you. This was incredibly helpful in proving to people that say you can't Copyright a character or that it isn't important.

[designerguy]

1:15 before you copyright register. Establish trademark.

[MrTophatter]

I'm just a kid who doesn't want anybody to steal his cartoon monkey, so I don't understand any of this

[davongriffin]

How can I do all that I don't know how to do it

[Jettfighter]

I got something copyrighted but it’s owned by a different company ☠️ partly by the other company

[TheTropicalGamer]

I’m trying to copyright my cartoon called the amazing world of cosmo