By:  Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq.  1/10/26   Finding the right location can elevate a film instantly. But for independent filmmakers, locations aren’t just a creative choice—they’re a legal one. From a distributor’s point of view, a location agreement is a required part of the film’s chain of title. If there’s a problem with it, the film can get stalled in due diligence or rejected outright.   That’s why dealing with location owners professionally—and getting the paperwork right

By: Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq. 9/24/25   Independent filmmakers wear a lot of hats. Anyone who has ever produced an indie film knows this...

By:  Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq.  8/2/25 Independent filmmaking is, at its core, a labor of love. It’s also a business that often runs on...

By: Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq. 7/1/25 For Indie filmmakers, landing a distribution deal can feel like crossing the finish line. But before...

By: Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq. 6/3/25 Casting children in your indie film is a great method of adding authenticity and emotional depth to...

By:  Murray A. Roth, Jr., Esq. 5/17/25 When you're knee-deep in developing your indie film—sweating over your script, assembling your...

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