Literary
A literary work is made up of text, for example books, brochures, lectures, tables or translations. A computer program is also considered to be a literary work. Please note that works also containing scene arrangements or written stagings correspond more to the category of dramatic works (see below).

Artistic
Artistic work means works such as paintings, drawings, maps, graphics, plans or photographs, engravings, lithographs, illustrations, sketches, sculptures, crafts, architectural works or compilations of works artistic (Be careful not to confuse the protection granted to your artistic work with the protection granted to trademarks. Your company logos and designs must also be protected by a trademark, if applicable).

Musical
A musical work is any musical composition, with or without lyrics, as well as any compilation of musical compositions.

Dramatic
A dramatic work is a work that can be recited, as well as choreographic and pantomime works where the stage arrangement or direction is fixed in writing or otherwise. It also includes cinematographic works, screenplays, scripts, plays and compilations of dramatic works.

Copyright law allows you to use a pseudonym as an author. However, if you are using a pseudonym, it is mandatory to provide a full address.

Copyright law allows you to use a pseudonym as an author. However, if you are using a pseudonym, it is mandatory to provide a full address.

The owner(s) of the copyright is/are usually the author(s) of the artwork. However, it can also be the employer, when the work was created under a contract of employment, or any other person who has obtained ownership of the copyright, for example by cession, transfer or sale of the copyright.