May | 2010 | Lemoine Law Firm

NWSG to Host Film Producers & Founders of the Great American PitchFest.

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 27Categories: Uncategorized

Pitching is an essential skill for all writers, filmmakers and producers. Those that do it well advance their projects faster and farther than those that don’t. On June 11-12, the Northwest Screenwriters Guild (www.nwsg.org) will host the Great...

New Northwest Screenwriters Guild website – and Great American Pitchfest Guests in June!

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 22Categories: Uncategorized

Check out the new Northwest Screenwriters Guild website – especially the Pitching and Writing Resources! www.nwsg.org Special thanks to Diane Mettler and Chris Bivins of Spilled Ink Marketing for all the hard work. www.spilledinkmarketing.com And...

Reminder to Seattle Area Writers & Film/TV Producers – NWSG Event Tomorrow.

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 14Categories: Copyright, Film Producing, Filmmakers, Producing, Screenwriting, Television Production

On Saturday, May 15, the Northwest Screenwriters Guild presents an informative and thought-provoking two-part session with veteran Hollywood television writers and producers Patric M. Verrone (also the immediate past president of the WGA West), and Maiya...

Conversations with Artists, a documentary by Dr. Vince Morelli.

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 12Categories: Uncategorized

Congratulations to my longtime friend, Dr. Vince Morelli, on his new documentary, “Conversations with Artists.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbaMjbHH7vc This is Dr. Vince’s second feature length documentary, and it’s been accepted...

NWSG to host veteran TV writers & producers, Patric Verrone & Maiya Williams, May 15th

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 06Categories: Film Producing, Filmmakers, Producing, Screenwriting, Television Production, Uncategorized

Why you need an LLC for your indie film.

Author: Gano LemoineOn: May 05Categories: Filmmakers, LLC - Incorporation, Uncategorized

Indie filmmakers often produce film projects “naked” – that is, without the benefit of corporate protections or insurance that covers their activities on a project. When discussing such “naked productions,” filmmakers often...