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Risky Business, Financing and Distributing Independent Films
Risky Business is the comprehensive nuts-and-bolts guide to setting up an independent production project. Starting with the basic organization of the company and the preparation of production, collaboration, and screenplay agreements, it covers in detail everything from raising money via loans, presales, and investors through finding, contracting with, and policing the finished project’s distributors.
Dealmaking for the Film and Television Industry (3rd Edition)
Dealmaking is the first "self-defense" book for everyone working in the film and television industry. Addressing a general, non-attorney readership, it is a fascinating, highly accessible guide to current entertainment law's peculiarities, "creative" practices, and practical applications.
Contracts for the Film and Television Industry (2nd Edition)
Contracts for the Film & Television Industry is an invaluable collection of sample entertainment contracts along with discussions of the terms and ideas contained therein. Armed with this book, filmmakers can save thousands of dollars in legal fees.
Mark Litwak provides the most comprehensive look at the film business since Hortense Powdermaker's Hollywood, The Dream Factory, published thirty-five years ago. Using interviews with 200 film insiders, including Jane Fonda, Barry Diller, Robert Altman, Martin Sheen, Robert Evans and Paul Newman - to name only a few of the writers, directors, performers, agents, producers and journalist he quotes at length - Litwak leads us through the maze of power and politics in Hollywood. In the process, he cites specific examples, tears down myths, relates anecdotes and reveals the inner workings of the industry.
Movie Marketing demystifies complex marketing issues, profiling marketing strategies for films of widely varying budgets, genres, and intended audiences through the words of the marketers and distributors (and occasionally filmmakers) responsible for developing and implementing these strategies.
This up-to-date, legalese-free handbook explains how multimedia works are produced and distributed and explores the common, usually complex and discipline-crossing, legal issues that have accompanied its growth.
Mark Litwak draws in-depth portraits of American lawyers from different branches of the law, showing that the law can be a daring and adventurous profession for people with the courage, brains, and determination to defy stereotypes and go their independent ways.
Showbiz Contracts for the Film & TV Industry *
v.2 with Commentary (CD-ROM for MAC and PC)
A Computer program with 62 contract templates which can be completed by answering questions using a fill in the blank window that pops up. View, make changes or print the contract from your word processor. Provides comprehensive help and a detailed glossary. Includes all of the contracts from Mark Litwak's Contracts for the Film & Television Industry, 2nd Edition.
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Macintosh with 68030 processor, 8MB RAM, System 7.1 or better, 18MB hard disk space plus a JavaScript capable browser such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer 4.01 and greater.
IBMcompatible with 486 or higher processor, Windows 2000, XP and Vista, 8MB RAM, 18MB hard disk space plus a JavaScript capable browser such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer 4.01 and greater.
