The Nissenbaum Law Group has experience serving as clearance counsel regarding all aspects of film production. The firm can review both the pre-production—scripts, storyboards, artwork, locations, soundtracks and such—as well as perform a post-production review of the rough and final cuts of the film or television show itself. It can handle these engagements in most of the United States, including all states in which it has offices—New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas—and other states consistent with the multi-jurisdictional rules.

Having clearance counsel for a film or television project is especially important not only to avoid claims of infringement, but also because the errors and omissions insurance that most film and television productions are required to secure imposes the condition that clearances have been obtained. Likewise, motion picture investors will typically require a representation that the releases and clearances are in place. It is a vital part of the film production process.


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The Firm is available to act as clearance counsel regarding a wide range of matters relating to film or television production, such as

evaluating logos and branding reflected in the final film or television show;
effectuating digital licensing;
evaluating locations and venues for shooting the production;
reviewing and securing third party rights through non-exclusive licensing;
reviewing dailies and performing footage research;
obtaining prop, artwork and set clearance licensing;
reviewing draft and final versions of the script for copyright issues;
performing post production clearance review;
obtaining necessary intellectual property releases;
assisting in finalizing the documentation for errors and omissions insurance; and
answering questions raised by investors or distributors relating to intellectual property clearances and releases
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