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Dealmaking in Film & Television Industry

From Negotiations to Final Contract

Mark Litwak

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English
Silman-James Press
15 January 2017
Dealmaking -- the popular, award-winning self-defence book for everyone working in the film and television industry -- is now expanded (with more than 120 additional pages) and updated to include the latest legal rulings and entertainment technology developments. Addressing a general, non-attorney readership, it is a fascinating, highly accessible guide to current entertainment laws peculiarities, creative practices, and practical applications. Armed with this book filmmakers can save themselves thousands of dollars in legal fees as they navigate the shark-infested waters of the entertainment business. Whether you are a producer, writer, director, or actor, Mark Litwak will help you make the most of your business dealings while steering you clear of the many contractual traps that may await you.

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Imprint:   Silman-James Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Edition:   4th
Dimensions:   Height: 255mm,  Width: 180mm,  Spine: 36mm
Weight:   1.040kg
ISBN:   9781935247166
ISBN 10:   1935247166
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Reviews for Dealmaking in Film & Television Industry: From Negotiations to Final Contract

There are bushels of legal details in this business that can drive the creative mind around the bend. Now there is a cure. Mark Litwak's Dealmaking in the Film and Television Industry is packed with checklists, contract formats, definitions, sample litigation, and advice on avoiding the pitfalls, and it's in plain, understandable American English! -- Sara Duvall Chair, Electric Shadow Productions; Production Company, Fried Green Tomatoes Mark Litwak has distilled the essential points out of the huge and often murky field of entertainment law, and he has presented those points clearly in a way that is practical, readable, and entertaining in itself. -- Lionel S. Sobel Professor, Loyola Law School


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