Does the writer retain all the rights to their work when entered in one of the site's competitions?

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Does the writer retain all the rights to their work when entered in one of the site's competitions?

asked by Erica S. on 3/27/19

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Barbara s. · Answer 1 · 2019-08-09T12:36Z

Barbara s.

on 8/9/19

Absolutely. I assume everyone knows to register their script at the rider skills. So you are protected. Whether or not you are a member of the guild yet you will be protected by the guilt if anyone should steal your work. I love the Writers Guild.

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