The Screenwriter s Legal Guide

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The Screenwriter s Legal Guide

Author	: Stephen F. Breimer
File Size	: 54,9 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 08 May 1999
ISBN	: UOM:39015050707416
Pages	: 324 pages

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The Screenwriter s Legal Guide by Stephen F. Breimer Book PDF Summary

This guide provides advice for writers, agents, attorneys, and film students on all legal issues involved in the business of screenwriting. The author gives a concise explanation of the screenwriter's position in the industry, offering an overview of contracts, options and purchase agreements, writing assignments, copyright, collaboration agreements, the producer's role, and working with agents and lawyers. The book is designed for both fledgling and established writers to help them to negotiate the best deal, protect their work, and get fair compensation for it.

The Screenwriter s Legal Guide by Stephen F. Breimer

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The Screenwriter s Legal Guide by Stephen Breimer

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