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You should never begin working with someone until you have a written commitment from them, even if you feel like…

Unpaid interns and volunteers are a necessary evil in indie moviemaking. Just go easy on the “evil” part of that…

Also known as “Contracts or it didn’t happen,” the practice of keeping a paper trail might help you get out…

This is a checklist from an attorney-come-production safety instructor with experience in multiple OSHA safety investigations.

Defamation, right of publicity and right of privacy claims are distinct possibilities for a filmmaker who wants to adapt the…

International copyright law doesn’t exist as a single monolithic area of practice. There’s no “international copyright” that covers you everywhere.

Under U.S. Copyright Law, each artist who works on a collective project like a film maintains ownership over their specific…

Entertainment lawyer Gregory Kanaan reassures aspiring indie filmmakers that fair trademark use does exist in a number of cases.