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: Entertainment Law UpdateHow Musical Theater projects get financed
By Gordon Firemark
Starting next Tuesday, I’ll be leading a theater financing workshop at the Academy For New Musical Theater. If you’re interested, it’s not too late to sign up! Just Visit ANMT.org, by clicking the links below.
HOW DOES A MUSICAL GET FINANCED?
Thinking about producing yourself? Wondering what makes producers tick? Looking for financing for your new show? Theatrical Attorney/Producer Gordon Firemark will walk participants through the process of financing plays and musicals. The program will explore sources of funding, typical business structures and the attendant legal requirements and restrictions associated with financing a show.
Two Tuesday evenings, 7-10pm
August 10 & 17
For information or to enroll, CLICK HERE
Full post as published by Entertainment Law Update on August 06, 2010 (boomark / email).
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