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Podcast: Entertainment Law Update Episode 13
Lucky Episode 13 of the Entertainment Law Update Podcast with hosts Los Angeles based film lawyer Gordon P. Take a listen to stay up-to-date on film law, music law, copyright law and trademark law. Firemark and Texas based music lawyer Tamera H. Bennett is available here. Judge Gertner’s recent opinion in Sony v. Tenenbaum.
Current Trends
- Thursday, August 26, 2010
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How not to use the internet to find investors for your film or theatre project.
In most cases, these inquiries are couched in plain language: “Seeking investors for independent film” or similar. Tags: Film Finance In recent weeks, I’ve begun to see more and more independent filmmakers and theatre producers using forums, chat rooms, and other internet-services to seek out investors for their projects. Solutions.
Gordon P. Firemark
- Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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ENTERTAINMENT LITIGATION: SUNDANCE FILM "PUSH" SPARKS MULTIPLE LAWSUITS OVER FILM RIGHTS
Push" was the undisputed darling of the Sundance Film Festival last month. The film built up a steady buzz during the festival week. a powerful sales agent representing Smokewood, over the rights to the film. million for the North American rights to the film. Tags: Film News So the deal was done, right?
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Direct to VOD: Cinetic's Film Buff Launches with New Orleans Mon Amour
In this instance, writer-director Michael Almereyda's New Orleans Mon Amour , which was filmed in post-Katrina New Orleans with real folks as well as a few good actors, played the 2008 fest circuit, including SXSW. The film also features Deadwood star Dayton Callie. now a 9th Ward relief worker ( Mad Men 's Elisabeth Moss).
Thompson On Hollywood
- Monday, July 6, 2009
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The Film Industry Is In A Pickle
Pickle Magazine , a film industry publication based in India about all things Bollywood and now, Hollywood, recently asked producer and sales agent, Ron Lavery to interview me and ten others for its American Film Market edition. Lavery : Are there any news ways of financing films on the horizon? Me : Yes. This in turn requires.
DealFatigue
- Sunday, November 16, 2008
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Daily Read: Ads in Recession, Toronto Film Fest, Google
The Toronto International Film Festival is starting to post its line-up. THE TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL BRINGS HOME THE BEST OF THE FESTIVAL CIRCUIT Toronto – The Toronto International Film Festival announces 24 international selections to screen this September. The press release is on the jump. on Monday, July 13.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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L.A. To get a film commission? Didn’t we already have one?
city council member Richard Alarcon has asked city officials to report on the steps needed to create a film commission to persuade production companies to shoot in L.A. Tags: Film I’ve just read that L.A. I’m stunned that the city, historically home to the TV and Movie industries, hadn’t already had such a commission.
Gordon P. Firemark
- Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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'MacGyver' creator wants to stop 'MacGruber' film
By Matthew Belloni A downright explosive fight has broken out between the creator of the "MacGyver" television series and the producers of "MacGruber," the Will Forte parody film set to hit theaters in April. Lee Zlotoff, who created the 1985-92.
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Can a science-fiction movie infringe a tech patent?
Tags: Film Litigation Patent
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SAG Resolution Resolves Little for Film Business
With the SAG contract ratified, will the film business finally get back to normal? Tags: film SAG Unfortunately, no. Although we'll see a brief spike in production, the business we once knew may never reappear, for a host of reasons. Go to the blog itself to subscribe via RSS or email.
Digital Media Law
- Thursday, June 11, 2009
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And the most-pirated film of 2009 is.
By Eriq Gardner Paramount's worst fears are confirmed: "Star Trek" was the most pirated film of 2009. In October, studio COO Frederick Huntsberry delivered a presentation to the FCC that detailed how "Star Trek" had become a hot commodity in.
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