Bronx House Powerful Prison Drama
(Ready for Publication)
Untitled book Legal Nature
(Near completion)
Specializing in ...
Writing Workshops
An "intensive " 6 week writing workshop that teaches the basic fundmentals of creative writing. Students learn:
-The writing "Process"
-Outlining the work
-The beginning, middle, end
-Creating characters
-Plots
-Settings
-Dialogue
Performing Arts
An "intensive" 6 week exploration of various areas of the performing arts through rigorous scene study and research. Students learn;
-Acting techniques
(Beginning, intermediate,
advance)
-Voice techniques
(Projecting, articulating,
enunciation)
-Movement
to enhance the
character
-Directing
(Bringing the authors work
to life)
Lectures Ninety minute comprehensive lectures in the various areas of the performing arts and copyright infringement including;
-Starting an acting career
-Transition from actor to
director
-Becoming a writer
-How to produce a play/film
-Non-profit theatre
-Commercial theatre
-Copyright Infringement
(First hand experience
from Hudson v. Universal
Studios) and;
other well known lawsuits
Copyright Infringement These lectures are not for legal advice. A competent attorney should be obtained for legal advice.
-Protecting your work
-Copyrighting your work
-How works are stolen
-Actions when work is
infringed
-Remedies for Copyright
Infringement
-Choosing an Attorney
-What is protected under
copyright
law
-What is not protected under
copyright law
-How to file a copyright
(complaint)
lawsuit
PLEASE JOIN ME IN MY EFFORT TO "KILL COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT." (Follow this link)
Sunday, September 12, 2010 Guest: Gregory L. Hudson The Artist Lounge Radio Show
Sunday from 7-9:30pm Category: Arts & Entertainment
Description: The Artist Lounge Podcast
Supporting &Promoting all The Arts
Hosted by: Jill aka Jelly
Phone Number : (724)444-7444
Call ID: 21235
More info pending ...
Update!!!
Hudson v. Universal
On Tuesday, March 30, 2010, Gregory filed a motion for a Rehearing with a Suggestion for an En Banc hearing at the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.
An En Banc hearing is a request for the entire 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals to hear the oral argument in stead of the 3 judge panel or 3 judges deciding the case behind closed doors without the benefit of an oral argument. An En Banc hearing is appropriate when a lower Court's ruling "Conflicts" with other Courts or its own.
Gregory contents that by the Courts denying him the right to discovery and the Courts disregarding his Breach of Implied-In-Fact Contract cause of action "Clearly departs, conflicts, ignores the rule of law, and precedence setting cases.
Gregory also requested that 4 questioned be "Certified" by the Supreme Court of the United States before the 2nd Circuit review his motion. Gregory's motion will be posted here.
WHCR 90.3
THE VOICE OF HARLEM
March 7, 2010 Live Studio Interview
Program begins at 1PM (Est)
Call-in: number is 212-491-4685.
To get a clear access, do not use
internet explorer or aol.
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July 25, 2010
Why I Sued Eddie Murphy
The new book, "Why I Sued Eddie Murphy" is on schedule to be released very soon and an update will be posted shortly. Due to the nature and content of the book, it is stronly advised that you order your copy in advance.
Hudson v. Universal
On, Monday, March 16, 2010, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals on "Total Submission" dismissed (Affirmed) Gregory's case against Universal Studios over the copyrights to the hit movie, LIFE, starring Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy.
The 3 Judge panel cited, "...there is no substantial similarity between Hudson's play and the movie Life." The Court totally ignored Gregory's "Breach of Implied-In-Fact Contract" claim and simply stated, "...the Court found the rest of Hudson's claims to be meritless."
"For nealy 10 years the New York Federal Courts have been saying that there is no substantial similarity between Hudson's plays, No Harm, No Foul and Life," says Gregory. "I'm going to put an end to that claim once and for all. What the Courts have never said is that there are more than 60 photographs comparing the works that have been 'Suppressed' and 'hidden' from the public, but I'm going to create a page on this site and prove to the entire world that my works was stolen."
Nowadays, Eddie Murphy is the "ass" (jackass/donkey) in the new commercial for "Carnival Cruise Line." Since "super star actors" rarely, if ever, do comercials of any kind and some even considers doing commercials to be an "act of desparation" ... there is growing speculation about his finances as a result of his many personal, legal, and financial problems. Has Eddie Murphy, who was once Hollywood's top leading man, and who commanded as much as $20 million a movie finally hit rock bottom? Seemingly, other than the being the ass in the movie "Shrek," his last string of movies have "bombed" at the box office causing wide-spread panic in the movie industry to produce movies with Murphy as the star. Or is it that, "no one wants to see Murphy, other than as an ass, any more? What do you think?
Lecture Series
Will Resume in
the Fall of 2010 College Lecture Series Category: Copyright Infringement
Description: Lecture Hall
Host: New York Colleges
Gregory lectures students and professors on copyright infringement, legal strategies, and Hudson v. Universal Studios.
*Closed to the Public
Gregory is now working on ... a project to "SAVE INDEPENDENT ARTISTS." Save Independent Artists Movement is a group committed to "supporting independent and unrepresented artists" whose work(s) are stolen by individuals, groups, or entities that profit and take credit for artistic works created by independent and unrepresented artists. Members of this group "will not: support movies, buy music, video games, or any other form of art that is stolen from independent and unrespresented artists because of the "devasting adverse impact" the theft has on the artist(s), their career(s), and their families. Members of this group believe that unless these actions are taken, independent artists will no longer exists and movies, music, and video games will only be produce through entities and copyright thieves. This group is created out of necessity because there is "no where for independent artists to turn for legal help to protect their work(s)."
Hudson vows to cost Universal Studios $1 Billion dollars in loss revenue from future movies
March 31, 2010
March 8, 2010, is the date that the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, in New York City set for Hudson to appear for Oral Argument (For a 3rd time since 2004) in his nearly 10 year battle against Universal Studios, Eddie Murphy, and others over a "Breach of Implied-In-Fact Contract and Copyright Infringement for the hit movie, Life, starring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence.
Without notification, the 2nd Circuit "Yanked Hudson off of the docket" two days before argument and told him that he would no longer be able to argue his case; instead, his case would be "Heard on Total Submission;" meaning that 3 judges would decide Hudson's case behind closed doors. To no one's surprise, on March 16, 2010, the 3 judges ruled against Hudson, and ... "Fined Hudson nearly $40,000.00; affirming the Southern District Court of New York's decision. The Court claims that
Hudson "did not oppose the fee in a timely manner; which the Court records prove to be untrue."
Hudson has appealed both rulings and his response to the fine is, "You can fine me $40 zillion dollars, it's not going to stop me from pursuing my case and protecting my work." Hudson has now taken the first step towards "Suing the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals to have his case fully heard and for full access to the Courts."
2ndCircuit2ndAffirmation.pdf
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This is the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals March 8, 2010 affirmation (Dismassal) of Hudson's Appeal on Total Submission (A 3 Judge Panel behind close doors and without giving Hudson his right to present his argument.
PressReleaseApril92007.pdf
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This is a copy of Hudson's April 9,2007 petition to the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals requesting that Judge Wesley not be allowed to sit as one of the 3 judges in Hudson's May 4, 2007 oral argument at the 2nd Circuit.
AppellateCourtBrief.pdf
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Hudson's Appellate Brief:
June 12, 2009
This brief and the opposition is being heard on submission effective, March 8, 2010. (Click on the download to read Hudson's argument)
Hudson's request for Reargument with suggestion for Reargument En Banc will appear shortly.
DefsmemofLawtoDismissBronxHouse.pdf
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Defendants' Rule 12 (b)Memorandum of Law and alternative Rule 56 Summary Judgment Motion to Dismiss Hudson's Bronx House Complaint.
Gregory is working on producing a ...
Copyright Infringement Symposium for Independent Artists
Date: Pending
Time: Pending
Place: New York City
Host: To be announced
*Confirmed Guests
-Pending (c)
Guest Artists:
*Gregory L. Hudson, (Hudson v. Universal) Life
*Carla B. Boone (Boone V. Jackson) Hollaback
*Troy Walker (Walker v. Nickelodeon) Spongebob Squarepants
*Darryl Lassiter (Lassiter v. 20th Century Fox) Drumline
-Sophia Stewart (Stewart v. Warner Brothers) The Matrix
-Will Crawford (Crawford v. Midway Games) Pysops
-General Crooks (Crooks v. Universal Music Group) Message To The World
The Copyright Infringment Symposium is created to provide a plattform for "Independent Artists" to publicly speak about the theft of their works, malpratice by their attorneys, and injustice within the judicial system and other issues surrounding their copyright infringement lawsuit.
Guest Gregory L Hudson discusses copyright issues in the movie and publishing industry and also his fight against Eddie Murphy and Universal for copyright infringement on the movie, Life, which starred Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence.
Teacher, writer, and producer, Gregory L. Hudson, joins the Artist Lounge Radio Show to discuss his pursuit against Eddie Murphy for copyright infringement. Cartoonist, Troy Walker, the uncredited creator of Spongebob Squarepants, stops by.
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