The Front Row View (entertainment insurance blog)
Distributor's Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance
27 September, 2012 • David HamiltonMuch like the producer's E&O insurance, the distributor's E&O insurance covers distributors from lawsuits that may arise due to the content of the material they are distributing. Distributor's E&O insurance differs from producer's E&O in that distributors are insured for a list of titles they are distri...
E&O Insurance for your Film Production: Preventing Litigation
23 July, 2012 • David HamiltonA production lawyer's guide to obtaining E&O insurance FREE report: A production lawyer's guide to obtaining E&O insurance and preventing litigation. This comprehensive PDF report is an excellent introduction to what is and what is not covered by a film producer's E&O insurance policy. The author is an atto...
8 Ways To Save Money When Insuring Stunts & SPFX
2 April, 2012 • David HamiltonHire an experienced coordinator with a lengthy résumé. This is the most important step you can take to reduce your insurance costs. Close the set to public and guests. Use stunt actors, instead of your "real" actors. Provide a diagram showing where the equipment and crew will be located relative to the action. Place eq...
Helicopter Film Insurance: Protect your production against a crash
19 March, 2012 • David HamiltonFilm productions often use helicopters for aerial filming To make sure you are covered when using a helicopter during your film production you should never sign a contract with respect to the use of aircraft without first having our office, or a specialized film insurance broker, review the document. If the aircraft is...
A Canadian Insurance Broker Needed to Avoid Potential Tax Penalties
7 February, 2012 • David HamiltonIf you are a US Insurance Broker who has a client with a Canadian subsidiary, Canadian tax law requires that: The policy must be issued by a licensed Canadian insurer The premium must be paid by the Canadian subsidiary directly to a licensed Canadian broker who then must pay the Canadian insurer If an unlicensed insure...
Bears and Film Insurance: What to Ask? | Animal Film Insurance
8 December, 2011 • David HamiltonANIMAL INSURANCE ON FILM SETS Bears are frequently used in film productions shot in the Pacific Northwest. The risks associated with filming a bear can be transferred to an insurance company once the underwriter understands how the public, cast, crew, equipment and the bear will be protected. The underwriter will need ...
Brain Drain North: L.A. Broker Joins Front Row Insurance in Vancouver
8 December, 2011 • David HamiltonMike Groner tapped to bring skill, initiative and innovation to the brokerage house Vancouver, BC, September 30, 2011 – Front Row Insurance, specialized entertainment insurance brokers, has announced the addition of an experienced entertainment broker to its Vancouver office. Mike Groner, who has been a successful mana...
Production Equipment Insurance – Why you NEED Extra Expense
15 October, 2011 • David HamiltonEXTRA EXPENSE (EE) COVERAGE When film production equipment is damaged or stolen what do you do? Ultimately your film production equipment insurance policy should provide the necessary coverage to replace your equipment; however it can take weeks, sometimes months to get insurance claims paid out. So what do you do in t...
DigiGear Film Production Equipment Insurance from Front Row Insurance
27 September, 2011 • David HamiltonFilm production equipment insurance is available from Front Row Insurance. We are specialized film insurance brokers with offices in Canada and the US. Film gear insurance can be arranged quickly through us, usually over the phone. Our program is very popular with new and established filmmakers because of the low cost ...
How to Choose the Right Film Insurance Broker (Canada and USA)
27 September, 2011 • David HamiltonTo make sure you engage the most qualified film insurance broker for your production, consider the following questions: How familiar is the broker with the film industry and the unique terminology of film production? In the event of a claim, will they be able to understand the circumstances of a loss and communicate th...
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