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Proven Ways to Reduce Your Production Insurance Cost

November 30, 2016
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Saving money on your production insurance is not always an easy thing for many companies to do. You have many options regarding insurance agents and insurance companies that at times can be confusing. There are several ways to reduce your production insurance cost without jeopardizing coverage. Here are a few; Use a broker who knows […]

A Little Preparation Can Get Your Entertainment Business Running After a Loss

November 22, 2016
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A Entertainment Insurance Update No one wants to think about an event so severe that it would cause your business to close. However, disaster planning needs to be part of your ongoing business plan. Major events can include floods, storms, data breach, fires, accidents, death of an owner, or lawsuits. Whatever the risk, a little […]

November 11, 2016
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Entertainment Insurance update Many entertainment companies may be hiring part time workers to fill production needs. For the most part, you will not need to modify your business insurance, but if you add new classifications or payroll, it may affect your workers’ compensation insurance. Now might be a good time to have us complete a […]

October 12, 2016
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Entertainment Insurance Update Is your business prepared to undertake new overtime rules that will be set into place on December 1, 2016? If you are fined because of non-compliance, your business insurance will not provide coverage. Business insurance policies are not designed to cover government fines. The US Department of Labor (DOL) released the final […]

October 9, 2016
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Whether you seek short term production insurance for your short film, or an annual policy for your feature, documentary, and music video productions, we are able to provide you with the coverage you need. Each client and their projects are underwritten and consideration given to the nature, budget, permits, location, and needs of the film […]