Lunch & Learn 03: Get it in Writing! Best Practices in Developing & Writing...
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CIMA & WorkInCulture Present
Lunch & Learn 03: Get it in Writing! Best Practices in Developing & Writing Contracts
When: Wednesday, November 15th, 2017
Where: Artscape Youngplace (180 Shaw Street, Toronto, ON)
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Price: FREE for CIMA, MusicOntario & other MIA members with discount code; $10 for non-members
In the music industry, getting it in writing is key! You can't escape the dreaded task of writing, reading or signing business contracts. Join our guest presenter, Victoria Novak (Associate with Taylor Oballa Murray Leyland LLP), as she uncovers the crucial knowledge and best practices required to successfully negotiate, draft and analyze your contracts with ease.
This event is part of a wider workshop series of Lunch & Learns, where six key topics will be discussed over monthly sessions.
Members should contact Sam R (samr@cimamusic.ca) or Sarah (sarah@cimamusic.ca) for the discount code.
Victoria Novak
Victoria Novak is an Associate with Taylor Oballa Murray Leyland LLP, having joined the firm in 2014. Her practice focuses on all aspects of the film and television industries, as well as music, new media, book publishing, dance, and modeling matters. Prior to this position, she developed extensive experience in the arts and culture sector through roles at a Canadian copyright collective and a cultural agency of the Government of Ontario. Victoria acts for a wide variety of clients, including film, TV and new media producers, writers, directors, musicians, photographers, authors, actors, dancers, and copyright owners. Victoria has extensive experience drafting and negotiating performer agreements, E&O insurance reviews, licensing agreements, rights assignments and acquisitions, co-production agreements, management and agency agreements, copyright infringement notices, and a variety of other intellectual property related documents.
Organizer Canadian Independent Music Association
Organizer of Lunch & Learn 03: Get it in Writing! Best Practices in Developing & Writing Contracts
CIMA is a not-for-profit national trade association representing English-language, Canadian-owned and controlled businesses of the domestic, commercial music industry. CIMA represents a diverse membership of small businesses including: record producers, record labels, recording studios, managers, agents, licensors, music video producers and directors, creative content owners, artist-entrepreneurs and other professionals from across the sound recording industry. CIMA represents over 320 Canadian companies and professionals and 6,200 Canadian artists including: A Tribe Called Red, Tanya Tagaq, Serena Ryder, The Trews, Terra Lightfoot, Tegan and Sara, Whitehorse, The Sheepdogs and METRIC.
