The Front Row View (entertainment insurance blog)
The Three Parts of Film Production Insurance Explained by a Broker
30 October, 2023 • Mike GronerMike Groner: Production insurance I would break down into three different parts. The first being the liability; that’s your commercial general liability, also known as public liability. That’s the bodily injury or property damage to the public. No equipment vendor is going to let you out the door without liability insu...
I’m just starting out in my photography business; do I need insurance?
27 February, 2020 • David McLeishShutterstock Royalty-free stock photo ID: 445094317 You might not expect to hear this from an insurance broker, but if you’re wondering whether you need insurance – maybe you don’t! Many photographers, and most professional photographers, don’t need to wonder: they know, because they are told they must carry insurance....
I'm renting a car (in Canada) for my movie – what do I need?
20 February, 2020 • Diane KonecnySome of the most common questions we get from clients are about vehicles: What coverage do I need? Do I need to buy anything from the rental company? Can a 20-year-old production assistant (PA) drive the car(s)? Well, here is what you need to know about renting vehicles when shooting a production in Canada. We will bre...
Announcement on New Hire Alyson Locacciato – David Hamilton CEO
14 February, 2020 • David HamiltonAlyson Locacciato Front Row is pleased to announce Alyson Locacciato has joined our LA office as an account executive. Alyson is an experienced broker (California property & casualty license). She worked at American Entertainment Insurance Services for ~2 years before joining Front Row. She specialized in: short sh...
How does an E&O clearance process protect against plagiarism claims?
3 February, 2020 • Remy KhouzamE&O insurance film | errors and omissions insurance film: Remy Khouzam (Lawyer): When discussing a project, a lawyer and his client (the producer) will have to look at various things regarding the nature of the project itself; for example: Is it an original project? Is it a project adapted from previous work? Who c...
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