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Business and entertainment lawyer Lindsay Spiller shares a memory of meeting Larry King while a CNN intern.

It appears that, provided some requirements are met, Section 4 of AB 5 may permit film producers to classify workers as contractors.

Employees or Contractors? The Impossible Task of complying with California's AB 5 Independent Contractor Law

San Francisco entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller, explains the steps involved in dissolving or terminating a single-purpose film LLC.

Michael Hayes explains how to film producers can work with their sales agents to get the best results with their film.

San Francisco-based film, music, and entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller takes you on a video tour of the Cannes film festival.

San Francisco entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller, takes you on a video tour of MIPCOM, an annual television market held in Cannes

Entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller, takes you on a tour of the Cannes Film Festival (the Marché)

Expert film business plan advisor, Louise Levinson, gives reasons why a business plan is essential to a successful independent film project.

Music exec, John Stix, gives advice on how to break into the music business.

Entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller, interviews music industry executive, Monica Corton about music licensing for filmmakers.

San Francisco-based entertainment lawyer, Lindsay Spiller, interviews film sales agents at Cannes about advice for film producers.

Entertainment attorney escapes on a scooter for a respite from the craziness of the Cannes Film Festival (Le Marché du Cannes)

A television interview with entertainment attorney, Lindsay Spiller. Lindsay is a film and music lawyer based in San Francisco