Prosper Law is an experienced media and entertainment law firm. We help production companies, artists, and creative people manage risk and sign deals. Our team provides valuable legal guidance for these arrangements to professionals in the media, arts and entertainment industries.
From live theatre, copyright infringement and other entertainment law services, our legal team are ready to help. We can also assist with trademark registration, clearance and intellectual property licensing.
Prosper Law provides legal advice to clients across Australia. We only charge fixed fees, so you know upfront exactly how much you’ll pay for experienced entertainment industry lawyers.
We also provide advice to authors and publishers.
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Our entertainment law services include providing advice on and drafting, reviewing or negotiating:
Our entertainment lawyers can help with clearance and licensing for television and film productions. Our services include:
Our entertainment lawyers will ensure that you have all the necessary legal permissions for filming on location. They will also help you obtain the rights to broadcast music, brands, and content.
Prosper Law understands the importance of building a strong online presence and engaging with your audience.
Many laws and social media platform rules apply to marketing, displaying, and distributing content online. We help our clients do this in ways that are legally compliant and that make commercial sense.
We can also assist influencers and businesses negotiate and understand influencer agreements. A strong partnership starts with a well-rounded and clear contract!
Our entertainment lawyers can review and negotiate branding and sponsorship arrangements.
Our team will ensure your agreement clearly sets out the:
Assigning responsibilities for content copy, consumer law compliance, intellectual property (including trade marks) rights are important for sponsorship and branding deals.
Our influencer and social media legal services extend to assisting influencers and businesses negotiate and understand influencer agreements. We also advise on how to market, display and distribute content without infringing the law or platform terms and conditions.
Our fixed-fee model enables us to deliver first class legal advice with an affordable price tag. Talk to our entertainment solicitors today to find out how we can help you.
We speak your language. We have an understanding of entertainment-related liabilities and a deep knowledge of the law in this area. Our experience enables our lawyers to navigate complicated legal issues.
Australian entertainment law is governed by various legislation. You’re in safe hands with our legal team, who can deliver plain-language legal advice and fast outcomes.
Our legal team reviewed and negotiated a financing agreement. The shopping agreement was between a production manager and two producers. One of the producers wrote a real-life story that served as the basis for the production.
Capturing the terms of the production manager's compensation was important. We drafted the contract to protect the royalties and rights of integrity of our client.
We have worked with famous influencers. Our entertainment lawyers prepared a disclaimer for a fitness and nutrition App.
Our entertainment law firm ensured that users were aware that our client was not a professional nutritionist. The disclaimer protected the influencer from liability and ensured the terms of use were transparent.
Our production lawyer drafted a producer agreement. The producer agreement addressed the acceptance and refusal of performances.
We dealt with the producer's right to compensation, the obligations of the performer and the requirements of performance venues.
We have helped influencers and brands with influencer agreements. These contracts dealt with the rights and obligations of entertainment professionals. These artists included actresses, influencers and other content creators.
Our team comes from different industry backgrounds, and are all experienced in the entertainment law industry. Meet our team of professional contracts lawyers – you’ll be glad you did.
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If you would like to contact an online lawyer, you can complete the contact form, email or phone Prosper Law. If you know you need to speak to an online lawyer, but you’re not sure exactly what your legal problem is – we can help you. Get in touch today and discover why Australian businesses choose Prosper Law’s team of lawyers.
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Legal compliance is important for your social media content and digital and physical products. Social media is rapidly evolving and industry regulations are constantly changing.
Breaking the law can damage your reputation and result in legal action from organisations like the ACCC or ACMA.
Our team can suggest ways to address or reduce these risks (including through the use of well-rounded contracts). We also help businesses that are growing their online footprint and promoting their commercial brand.
Various laws govern the entertainment industry. For example, intellectual property (including copyright and trade marks), employment law and defamation, to name a few.
Check out our guide to entertainment law for more information.
From visual arts, music, theatre, film and television, a number of legal issues arise. The output of the industry is valuable and requires hard work, so it's important to seek advice from professionals Prosper Law has experienced the aftermath of not utilising an entertainment arts lawyer. We ensure the protection of our clients' rights by looking after their interests.
Prosper Law has experienced the aftermath of not utilising an entertainment arts lawyer. We ensure the protection of our clients' rights by looking after their interests.
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