This comprehensive guidebook is an invaluable reference work which covers all the agreements that writers, script editors, development executives, format originators, agents and researchers are likely to encounter. Although focused on the world of film and television, it offers a wealth of general advice for any writer seeking to promote their work to a wider audience.
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Medialex offers excellent and well-respected guides written by practising lawyers, which are edited and published in print/paper format by a qualified and experienced barrister. They offer a balanced and informed insight into the ramifications of English media law, with an eye on international developments. The Guides' bias is towards impartial advice, giving an overview of the issues involved. The complications which might arise within each subject area are well illustrated through individual examples, using real case studies to bring independent scenarios alive. While the Medialex Guides offer a wealth of information and guidance they should not be construed as legal advice. Readers should always ensure that they consult a specialist lawyer before entering into a legally binding agreement. Please check individual titles for more information. |
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Thinking of setting up your own production company? Without question you have made a difficult career choice! You will need to have good business skills, creative ability, be fantastic at managing people, technically adept and financially shrewd – all this and no real training.
This guidebook, written by a specialist music lawyer, is an invaluable resource for anyone working in music. As well as offering general advice for artists, managers and producers, it provides a step-by-step guide to understanding the basic concept of copyright including performance rights and moral rights and the use of music in film and television.
