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31st AnnualEntertainment Law InstituteJoin us a day early for Entertainment Law 101: The Film EditionWatch from your computer or mobile device!LIVE WEBCAST November 18-19, 2021MCLE CREDIT 13.75 Hours (1.75 Ethics) Downloadable Course Materials WEBCAST REPLAY January 6-7, 2022TexasBarCLE.com 800.204.2222, x1574Education by the Bar, for the Bar
Join us a day early forEntertainment Law 101: The Film EditionLawyers licensed 5 years or lesssave up to 50!Watch from your computer ormobile device!LIVE WEBCASTNovember 17, 2021WEBCAST REPLAYJanuary 5, 2022Purpose & ScopeThis year’s 101 program will focus on issues pertaining to clients in the film industry.Dubbed The Film Edition, attendees will learn about the importance of obtainingunderlying rights, the basics of production and distribution contracts, and how toprepare your clients for distribution.WEDNESDAYthe key issues and risks to consider whentying up those loose ends before the filmheads to distribution.12:55 Welcoming Remarks & CourseIntroductionCourse DirectorAmy E. Mitchell, AustinAmy E. Mitchell, PLLCEmilio B. Nicolas, AustinJackson Walker3.5 hours including .5 ethics1:003:45Getting the Rights Right .75 hrAn overview of how to negotiate andobtain rights to screenplays, books, andother existing materials for use in motionpictures.Deena B. Kalai, AustinDeena Kalai, PLLC1:45MCLE CREDIT3.5 Hours (.5 Ethics)MCLE Course No: 174132390Applies to the Texas Bar Collegeand the Texas Board of LegalSpecialization in Civil Appellateand Civil Trial Law.Scan to reportyour MCLE hours.Wrangling Words for ProductionContracts 1 hr (.25 ethics)Practical drafting guidance for filmproduction counsel, including ethicalconsiderations, an overview ofSAG/AFTRA requirements, and how toensure the legal language accuratelyreflects the deal terms.The Anatomy of Film DistributionAgreements 1 hrAn exploration of the differentdistribution options for indie filmmakersand how best to secure them. Topics willinclude the wide range of distributiondeals common in the industry, bothdomestic and foreign, from "all rights"deals to using aggregators, and relateddeal points and clauses. Industry standardsample agreements will be provided.Duncan Montgomery, AustinHigh Frequency EntertainmentMichael N. Saleman, AustinLaw Offices of Michael Norman Saleman4:45AdjournSally C. Helppie, DallasWaddell Serafino Geary RechnerJenevein2:45Break3:00Rights Clearance for Film.75 hr (.25 ethics)Making sure the filmmaker has securedall necessary rights and permissions touse someone else’s content, trademark,NIL, et cetera is an integral part of thefilm process. This presentation will review2Chat with speakersLIVE during the course!
TexasBarCLE presents the 31st AnnualChat withEntertainment Law Institutespeakers liveduring theCosponsored by the Entertainment and Sports Law Section of the State Bar of Texascourse!Virtual course discount - save 50!Purpose & ScopeEntertainment & Sports LawSection members save 25!This year’s program will include a series of presentations covering entertainment lawaspects of recent court rulings, the newly-passed Copyright Alternative in SmallClaims Enforcement (CASE) Act, legal issues in artificial intelligence, Non-FungibleTokens (NFTs), the future of audio-visual content distribution, and the Britney Spearsconservatorship battle.Lawyers licensed 5 years or lesstake half off!See page 5 for additionaldiscounts!Watch from your computer ormobile device!LIVE WEBCASTNovember 18-19, 2021WEBCAST REPLAYJanuary 6-7, 2022THURSDAY8:408:45Texas StarAwardRecipientJohn Cones is aHouston basedsecurities attorneyspecializing infinancing for film and entertainmentindustry projects which includes thepreparation of business plans, disclosuredocuments, and compliance for securitiesofferings. After 23 years in Los Angelesrepresenting and advising independentfilm producers, he began a seven year tourof the U.S. where he continued lecturingon film finance at film societies, industryconferences, and universities, includingUCLA, USC, Nashville Bar Association, andthe Texas Bar Entertainment Law Institute.Among his contributions to the practiceof film and entertainment law are a seriesof film finance webinars, publication ofover 43 articles, and the publication of16 books related to film business andlegal affairs. He earned his B.S. degree inCommunication and J.D. degree at theUniversity of Texas, and is a member ofthe California and Texas bar associations.Thank Youto OurCourseSponsor12:15 Texas Star Award Presentation7.25 hours including .75 ethicsWelcoming RemarksCourse DirectorChristian Castle, AustinChristian L. Castle, AttorneysNFTs in the Entertainment and SportsIndustries 1 hr (.25 ethics)Shannon Almes, HoustonR. Reese & Associates12:30 Adding Film Finance to YourEntertainment Law Practice .5 hrJohn Cones, HoustonLaw Office of John Cones1:00Break1:15Song Catalog Acquisitions andValuations 1 hrModeratorChristian Castle, AustinChristian L. Castle, AttorneysChristopher T. Brown, AustinAttorney at LawPanelistsClark Miller, New York, NYClark Miller Consulting LLCCatherine Zhu, Palo Alto, CASpecial Counsel, Foley & Lardner9:45Annual Roundup of NotableEntertainment Industry Court Rulings1 hr (.25 ethics)Stan Soocher, Esq., Denver, COEditor-in-Chief, "Entertainment Law &2:15Finance"Professor, Music & Entertainment IndustryStudiesUniversity of Colorado DenverJ. Eugene Salomon, Jr., Beverly Hills, CAGang Tyre Ramer Brown & PassmanRoy A. Salter, Los Angeles, CAFTI Capital AdvisorsAdvising Your Influencer Clients onAgreements and FTC Regulations1 hr (.25 ethics)Michele Martell, AustinMartell Media House10:45 Break3:15Break11:00 Indie Film Finance 1 hrJohn Cones, HoustonLaw Office of John Cones3:30Trademark 101 for Small Businesses.75 hrKandace D. Walter, RichardsonWalter Legal12:00 BreakMCLE CREDIT13.75 Hours (1.75 Ethics)MCLE Course No: 174132347Applies to the Texas Bar Collegeand the Texas Board of LegalSpecialization in Civil Appellateand Civil Trial Law.Scan to reportyour MCLE hours.3CPA CREDITWe have registered with theTexas State Board of PublicAccountancy as a CPE sponsor.This registration does notconstitute an endorsement bythe Board as to the quality ofour program. The State Bar’scontinuing education sponsorI.D. number is 135.
4:15Reining It In: Working Ethicallywith Animals and Maintaining theIntegrity of the Sport 1 hrVirginia S. Fields, AustinTexas Racing Commission1:00Break1:15Why Does a Music-Tech Startup BoardNeed a Music Lawyer? 1 hr (.25 ethics)Christian Castle, AustinChristian L. Castle, AttorneysRodman Law, Florham Park, NJGreenberg Traurig5:15Nathalie Phan, AustinOn Vinyl MediaAdjournMellie Price, AustinCapital FactoryFRIDAY6.5 hours including 1 ethics hour8:40Announcements8:45What Is the Copyright Royalty Board?An Overview and Update on RecentRate Proceedings .75 hrJason Blake Cunningham, AustinKing & SpaldingBrad Prendergast, Washington, D.C.Assistant General Counsel, Licensing &EnforcementSoundExchangeGwendolyn Seale, AustinMike Tolleson & Associates9:30The Future of Theatrical Exhibition.75 hrTearlach Hutcheson, DallasVice President of Film, Studio Movie GrillRebecca Pahle, Brooklyn, NYDeputy Editor, Boxoffice ProBrent Turman, DallasBell Nunnally & MartinJustin Wheeler, PlanoCinemark USA, Inc.10:15 Break10:30 Community and Continuity: TheNew Generation of Nonprofits1 hr (.25 ethics)Erin McClarty, HoustonErin McClarty, PLLCErin Rodgers, HoustonRodgers Selvera11:30 Presentation of the Governor ofTexas' Proclamation to Mike Tollesonfor producing the State Bar of TexasEntertainment Law Institute for 30 yearsand his dedicated service to furtheringthe entertainment law profession in theState of Texas.2:15Break2:30The Case Is Closed, So What’s Next:An Overview of the CopyrightAlternative in Small-ClaimsEnforcement Act and CopyrightClaims Board Launch 1 hrAlicia Calzada, San AntonioAlicia Wagner Calzada, PLLCDeputy General Counsel, National PressPhotographers AssociationKeith Kupferschmid, Washington, D.C.CEO, Copyright Alliance3:3011:45 Break12:00 Legal Issues in Artificial Intelligencefor the Entertainment Industry1 hr (.25 ethics)Sandra Aistars, Arlington, VAClinical Professor and Director ofCopyright Research and Policy, and SeniorScholar at the Center for Intellectual4:30Property x Innovation PolicyGeorge Mason University Antonin ScaliaLaw SchoolGuardianships in the EntertainmentIndustry: What Can We Learn fromBritney Spears? 1 hr (.25 ethics)ModeratorAndrea Villarreal, AustinOaks, Hartline & DalyPanelistsAngelica Farinacci, DallasFord BergnerHon. Margaret Jones-Johnson, DallasJudge, Dallas County Probate Court #3AdjournTracey L. Freed, Venice, CAFreed LawEmilio B. Nicolas, AustinJackson WalkerStan Soocher, Esq., Denver, COEditor-in-Chief, "Entertainment Law &Finance"Professor, Music & Entertainment IndustryStudiesUniversity of Colorado Denver4Chat with speakersLIVE during the course!
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