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: Entertainment Law UpdateAsked and Answered: Protecting your material when submitting to actors
By Gordon Firemark
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Q: I recently met someone who connects writers to various well-known actors. He is neither an agent or a literary manager, but has worked on several fims in various producing capacities. What steps should I take to protect my script before giving it to this person to pass on to an actor? Should I ask [...]Full post as published by Entertainment Law Update on December 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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