Erin Pike created a one-person show, That’swhatshesaid, using only the female dialogue and stage directions from some of the most produced plays of the 2014–15 season. 

In conversation with Martha Rans, Erin opens up a conversation about the legal and ethical considerations facing artists.

Find out more about Erin Pike here: http://www.erinpike.com/about

Find out more about Artists' Legal Outreach here: http://artistslegaloutreach.com/about/



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Presented by the Artists' Legal Outreach in partnership with the GVPTA (Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance) as part of the 2019 Making A Scene theatre conference; co-hosted by SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs.

ALO and GVPTA acknowledge that this event is held on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

Artists' Legal Outreach's Yours, Mine, and Ours: The ALO Copyright Conversations 2019 is a series of discussions with artists about issues surrounding copyright of creative works. Learn more about the series here.

Financial assistance for the Yours, Mine, and Ours series is provided by City of Vancouver Cultural Services and CreativeBC. Additional support provided by McMillan LLP, Vancouver.

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Erin Pike: Yours, Mine and Ours, Much Ado About Something

Dancing around Copyright: who owns a dance? A conversation with dancer/choreographer/performer Tara Cheyenne Freidenberg about the law and ethics of making and recording dance with Martha Rans, legal director of Artists Legal Outreach. 

Dance is a complex expression of movement where the dancer is often inextricably connected to the choreography. How does this fit into a system of copyright that requires fixation?  

Part of the Yours, Mine and Ours copyright conversation series. artistslegaloutreach.com.

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Tara Cheyenne: Dancing Around Copyright, Who Owns a Dance

This is a conversation with lawyer and intellectual property rights advocate Kohel Haver from Portland, Oregon. During So You Think You Can Take It Kohel and Martha Rans, legal director of the Artists Legal Outreach, will answer the questions: can I take that? how much is too much?

Financial assistance for the Yours, Mine, and Ours series is provided by the City of Vancouver Cultural Services and CreativeBC. Additional support provided by McMillan LLP, Vancouver.

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So You Think You Can Take It: Veda Hille, Kohel Haver, and Martha Rans in Conversation

Artists Legal Outreach has created a series of conversations with creators across many disciplines about contemporary copyright, creation, and the blurry boundaries that artists work to explore.

We are a group of volunteer lawyers and law students committed to working with artists and arts organizations. We offer resources, workshops and clinics where artists and non-profit organizations across BC can meet confidentially with an experienced lawyer. Every artistic discipline is welcome, all for the price of a donation.

Yours, Mine, and Ours: Copyright Conversations

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