Whether your clients are creating true crime, comedy, or talk show podcasts, a number of agreements are required to turn an idea into a production, including deals with host and guests, underlying rights agreements if the podcast is based on pre-existing IP, and production, licensing, and distribution agreements.
Join Alexia Bedat, Partner at Klaris Law PLLC, for an overview of the role of an attorney in the podcast space and what goes into the podcast deal-making and production process including:- The IP value of podcasts: rights in and to the podcast
- Different types of clients: representing talent v. a production company
- Hosts, guest, independent contractors (work-for-hire) agreements
- Clearance issues:
- Licensing materials vs fair use:
- Music
- Archival materials
- Cover art
- ADA compliance
- First Amendment considerations
- How to advise on the distribution of podcasts and derivative works:
- Marketing and promotion
- Advertising and sponsorship
- Licensing
- Introduction, Learning Objectives, Agenda
- The Life of a Podcast: The IP Value of Podcasts and Rights in and to the Podcast
- The Different Types of Clients and Agreements
- Language Specifics
- Clearance Issues
- Wrap-up, Q&A, Key Takeaways
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Credits: 1.0 General
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Credits: 1.0 General
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