Television
Gross: Criminal Obscenity in Film and TV Productions
Canada’s New Photography Copyright Regime: Clearance Challenges
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 9)
Depicting Trade-marks in Artistic Works: University of Alabama vs New Life Art
Although a decision from the US 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has limited precedential value in Canadian courts, the decision in […]
New Producing in Canada Guide
Heenan Blaikie is pleased to release the latest edition of its Producing in Canada guide, boasting nearly 50 pages of […]
CARCC Provides Suggested Rates for Visual Arts Reproduction
From our “news to me” files, I recently discovered that CARCC (the Canadian Artists Representation Copyright Collective) provides suggested “reproduction fees” […]
Litwak on Sales Agency and Distribution Agreements
Mark Litwak has posted an excellent short guide to sales agency agreements, which links to his even more excellent long […]
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 8)
This post is part of an occasional series highlighting the type of risks which film and TV producers face and […]
E&Y and MPAA Release Tax Credit Benefits Study
Ernst & Young LLP earlier this month released a study assessing the “economic benefits of film production tax incentives”. The study, […]
“No Animals Were Harmed”: Using Live Animals in Canadian Film and TV Productions
The HBO television series Luck was recently cancelled after three horses died during production. News reports indicate that the animal […]
Saskatchewan Ends Film & TV Tax Credit
The Saskatchewan government has announced that it is eliminating the Saskatchewan Film Employment Tax Credit Program. From the CBC news report: […]