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ARTICLE · 24 FEBRUARY 2025

Ever Thought That A Choreography Can Be Copyrighted?

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When life gets hard, people tend to figure out ways to make themselves feel better—some go shopping, some belt out their favorite songs in the shower, and for many, all it takes is dance to uplift their souls.

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When life gets hard, people tend to figure out ways to make themselves feel better—some go shopping, some belt out their favorite songs in the shower, and for many, all it takes is dance to uplift their souls. It enables everyone to convey their hearts, imaginations, and realities through moves, steps, and gestures, capturing the attention of anyone who watches.

In the current digital age, social media sites like YouTube and Instagram are overflowing with dance videos. People frequently imitate popular moves and trends, however since many of these moves only imitate someone else's effort, uniqueness is more often lost. The choreographers who design the original dance routines are rarely given the credit they deserve. This brings up a crucial query: Whether dance is an art form that is protected by law?

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