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UNDERSTANDING COPYRIGHT, CHAIN OF TITLE AND TREATIES AS A PRODUCER

Casting Workbook, in partnership with Producer Essentials, is proud to offer a new 12 module video masterclass series for aspiring producers who are looking to take the next step & bring their creative project to life.

Producer Essentials: A Comprehensive Guide to Business Affairs and Production Law for Film & Television

$29 CAD

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For Aspiring Producers

Whether you’re an actor, director, writer, an aspiring business professional or a passionate creative interested in how the production industry works, this series will save you time and money. Producer Essentials: A Comprehensive Guide to Business Affairs and Production Law for Film & Television offers you the tools you need to effectively navigate the Film & TV production landscape and get your first project off the ground.

Learn from the very best

Developed and designed by top entertainment lawyers, Lori Massini & Heather Watt, Producer Essentials brings together current industry legal experts & business professionals to provide step-by-step instruction, essential information & firsthand experience into every video session.

Master Class Instruction

Through 12 video sessions across 16 hours of content, this self-paced course covers all aspects of producing a film or television production, from financing the project and post-production requirements to marketing and pitching your project to investors, festivals and distributors.

Producer Essentials - Chain of Title

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Chain of Title and Copyright

In this module Christina Bulbrook (Entertainment Lawyer, Bulbrook Law) outlines the rights that construct the chain of title and how to avoid common drafting pitfalls that would undermine a production’s chain of title.

Working With Other Producers

In this module, Tara Parker (Entertainment Lawyer / Partner, Goodmans LLP) provides an overview of treaty and non-treaty co-productions, partnerships, joint ventures, and co-ventures, to illustrate the various co-production options for working with other producers.

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Christina Bulbrook

Entertainment Lawyer, Bulbrook Law

Christina Bulbrook is an entertainment lawyer based in Vancouver, Canada. Her practice is focused on the areas of film, television, and podcast production. She advises financiers, producers and artists on matters including development agreements, production financing, licensing and distribution, and Canadian-specific entertainment matters. In her spare time she volunteers on the board of a dance company, and enjoys taking her dog out on the local trails.

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Tara Parker

Entertainment Lawyer and Partner, Goodmans, LLP

Tara Parker is a partner in the Entertainment Law Group at Goodmans. Her practice focuses on advising major U.S., international and Canadian studios, broadcasters, producers, literary, musical, theatrical and business clients on a wide range of media-related matters, including film financing, international co-productions and joint-ventures, rights acquisitions, format licence and distribution deals, errors and omissions insurance, clearance and copyright law matters. Tara has been recognized on multiple Best Lawyer lists as a leading entertainment lawyer in Canada, most recently as Lawyer of the Year (Entertainment Law in Toronto) for 2021 by Best Lawyers.

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