Sector Overview
Major entertainment events fall under special screening licenses, and organizing bodies need clear understanding of these requirements before announcing the event or selling tickets.
Contracts with artists and performers need drafting that clearly defines performance and broadcast rights, alongside financial and logistical obligations between organizer and artist.
Regulatory Framework
Entertainment activities fall under regulations from the relevant body, alongside general contract provisions in artist and sponsorship agreements.
How We Work With This Sector
We review the nature of the planned event, and determine required licenses and necessary contracts for it.
Who We Work With in This Sector
Bodies organizing major entertainment events needing screening licenses reviewed.
Companies contracting with artists or performers needing clear contracts drafted.
We notice that some major event organizers sign agreements with artists or performers using general language around broadcast rights, without clearly specifying whether these rights extend to subsequent publication on digital platforms after the event itself ends, a detail worth clarifying in advance to avoid a dispute over commercial use of the event's recordings long after it has actually concluded.
Related Services for This Sector
This connects directly with our entertainment and media law service.
For ownership of recorded content, this connects with our copyright service.
Common Questions
Do you review screening licenses for major entertainment events?
Yes, we review these requirements in advance to ensure the event meets license conditions before announcing it or selling tickets.
Do you draft contracts with artists and performers?
Yes, and we structure them to clearly define performance and broadcast rights along with financial and logistical obligations.