Union Agreements
Many artists are protected by union agreements:
- Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) DocumentsSAG-AFTRA represents performers other than stage actors, such as film, television, radio, and voice actors.
More Document Drafting Resources
For more help, see the library's guides to legal drafting and to forms (sample legal documents):
The following forms may be especially helpful:
Forms for Entertainment Law
- Entertainment Industry Contracts: Negotiating and Drafting Guide byCall Number: Main Stacks KF2933.E5 E57 1986
- Entertainment Law: Forms & Analysis byCall Number: Main Stacks KF4290 .F54 2011
- Entertainment Law: Legal Concepts and Business Practices byCall Number: Main Stacks KF4290 .S44 2006Forms are located in Volumes 4 and 5.
- Lindley on Entertainment, Publishing, and the Arts byCall Number: Main Stacks KF2992 .L5 2004Includes forms throughout.
- Nimmer on Copyright byCall Number: Main Stacks KF2991.5 .N5 1978Beginning in Chapter 21, Nimmer includes extensive forms and drafting guidance for entertainment law transactions and litigation in music, movies, theater, and more.
Guides to Entertainment Law Drafting
Dealmaking in the Film and Television Industry by Call Number: Main Stacks KF4290 .L58 2002Publication Date: 2002-10-01
Entertainment Law Settlements and Negotiations by Call Number: Main Stacks KF390.E57 E65 2006Publication Date: 2006-10-01
Drafting Internet Agreements by Call Number: Main Stacks KF905.C6 B38 2010Publication Date: Last updated 2014 in print; Current version on Westlaw
