Age Discrimination
Age Discrimination refers to unfair treatment of individuals based on their age, often affecting casting or employment decisions in entertainment.
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The Essential Showbiz Dictionary™
Welcome to The Essential Showbiz Dictionary™. This page breaks down the key Entertainment Law terms and legal concepts you’ll encounter in the industry. For example, understanding the “force majeure clause” meaning is essential—this refers to a contract provision that frees both parties from liability or obligation when an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond their control occurs. Whether you’re dealing with contracts, intellectual property, or industry compliance, knowing these terms is crucial for protecting your rights and navigating legal complexities.
By becoming familiar with these key entertainment law terms, you’ll be better equipped to understand the legal frameworks that govern the entertainment industry. This section provides clear definitions to help you navigate the complexities of entertainment law, from copyright issues to contract negotiations. We’re constantly updating our list of legal terms, so check back often to stay informed and ensure you’re well-prepared for any legal challenges that may arise.
Age Discrimination refers to unfair treatment of individuals based on their age, often affecting casting or employment decisions in entertainment.
Chain of title refers to the legal documentation proving ownership rights to a film or TV show, ensuring the production has the legal right to use the property.
A Child Actor Trust Fund is a financial account created to protect a child performer”s earnings, ensuring a portion is saved for their future until they reach adulthood.
Child Performer Protection Acts are laws designed to protect the welfare of child actors, covering work hours, education, and permits.
A Child Performer Services Permit is a legal document required for individuals or businesses providing services to child actors in the entertainment industry.
A Coogan account is a trust account required for child performers in the U.S., ensuring that a portion of their earnings is saved until they turn 18.
Coogan Law protects child performers by requiring that a portion of their earnings be placed in a trust account until they turn 18.
Emancipation is the legal process allowing minors to gain adult status, enabling them to sign contracts and work independently in the entertainment industry.
An emancipation contract is a legal agreement signed by an emancipated minor, allowing them to manage their own career and work without parental consent.
An entertainment contract is a legal agreement between talent and production companies, outlining terms of employment, compensation, and responsibilities in the entertainment industry.
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