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Is this covered by hired car car physical damage or props, sets, wardrobe?
Hollywood Dream Machines: an Exhibition of Vehicles from Sci-Fi Movies An exhibition called Hollywood Dream Machines: Vehicles of Science Fiction and Fantasy just opened at the Petersen Automot
As always, f***ing great work from Contrast Films.
Ah! Just posting this video from last month for Vevo and Future.
Future - Call the Coroner (Official Live Performance)
https://youtu.be/TYYAtoZ-QeQ
A big high-five to the amazing filmmakers who took the time to learn about risk management and insurance for film and entertainment.
Film Casualty is thankful to SFFILM for the opportunity to share our passion for filmmaking and risk.
SFFILM Makers invites you to FilmHouse to learn more from Film Casualty's Cameron Woodward on how to streamline the insurance process, get the right coverage for your production, and other important film industry policies. Cameron will talk about various production needs and answer questions from filmmakers. Avoid the easy mistakes common to independent film productions, and make sure you're protecting yourself, your cast, and your crew.
Film Casualty Insurance Agency customer Brenton Gieser is working on a powerful feature-length documentary called, The 50.
It's an exploration of the lives of the first 50 men to have taken part and complete a first of its kind rehabilitation program called the Offender Mentor Certification Program (OMCP) and thus becoming California Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselors while inmates of the California state prison system.
The film tells the story of a select few of “the 50”, moving through their childhood, lives before prison, early years in prison, experience within the OMCP program at Solano State Prison, and their lives today as they work to live virtuous lives on the outside.
Through the film, the idea of rehabilitation and redemption for those who society have deemed irredeemable is explored and thus forces the audience to reevaluate their own judgments of our country’s prison population as well as rethink what is possible if our prison system took rehabilitation seriously.
The 50 | Teaser The 50 is a feature-length documentary and character-driven exploration of the lives of the first 50 men to have taken part and complete a first of its kind ...
Not all risk is insurable and not all risk is the same.
That's why risk managers have created a categorization system for risk and how smart organizations use these categories to think about and manage the decisions they make — and the insurance they buy.
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Classifying Pure and Speculative Risk in Film & Entertainment Organizations Risk come in all different types, and as such, the tools that risk managers and thoughtful business operators use to address business risks changes according to the classification of the risk scenario.
Risk management is a set of tools that you can use to elevate your production & entertainment business. Learn why considering the study of risk management can empower the decisions you make and how you make them.
Understanding the Importance of Risk Management in Film and Entertainment Organizations. It's natural to feel uncomfortable when taking risks in life and business. While taking risks can create incredibly positive rewards like box office successes, taking risks can also result in disastrous outcomes. Learn why thinking about risk is important.
From Baton Rouge, Louisana, Contrast Films is producing outstanding music videos for the likes of Khalid, Lorde, and other up and coming artists.
Contrast Films: A Small Company Producing Big Hits Recently, Film Casualty talked with Jordy Wax, producer and boss at Contrast Films, a Louisiana- based video production company. Contrast Films, a Film Casualty client, produces music videos for a wide range of emerging and high-profile artists worldwide, like this recent video for Vevo X featuring....
Filmmaking is the best tool our civilization has to create empathy. The only way we're going to progress as a species is if every person can share their perspectives, stories, triumphs, and pain.
These powerful, talented, and outstanding filmmakers are not just lifting each other up, they lift each and every one of us up with their stories and hard work.
Happy Female Filmmaker Friday, today and every day.
No More "We Can't Find Any Black Female Writers": Here Are 62 Scribes in One Photo For The Hollywood Reporter's largest shoot ever, members of Black Women Who Brunch, a networking group co-founded by Lena Waithe, gather to discuss how the industry can better understand black women in Hollywood: "We have to be exceptional."
Meet Anne Fogerty, director of operations at Plot Devices and client of Film Casualty.
Storyclock Notebook: Bring Order to Creative Chaos A group of filmmakers creates tools to make the chaotic mess of filmmaking a better and a lot more fun.
Some very spooky news:
Film Casualty is very excited to be sponsoring Frightstorm Film Festival for its upcoming Halloween 2018 incarnation 🔮⚰️🔪🚿🎥
Almost nothing is better than a group of friends coming together to create films and to watch each other die/get possessed/become a vampire, zombie, etc.
Stay alive to see some of the best films from this years festival on the Film Casualty blog.
A fun spot by Film Casualty Insurance Agency customer and producer, Carl Indriago, for Diesel.
Amazing work starts at pre-production. Film Casualty is here to help.
Oklahoma Film + Music Office director, Tava Maloy Sofsky, recently spoke with Film Casualty explaining why Oklahoma is a place to seriously consider bringing or building a production business or film!
Film Casualty Insurance Agency Insurance for every kind of filmmaker.
Learn more about how Film Casualty Insurance Agency was founded and why we're on a mission to support and contribute to the art of craft by keeping production businesses, crew, gear, and projects protected.
Relax, Film Casualty Knows Your Risky Business and They’ve Got You Covered Relax, Film Casualty Knows Your Risky Business and They’ve Got You Covered Founded by an EP, the insurance agency offers risk management tool created by producers, for producers. Film Casualty founder Cameron Woodward says the company’s products are designed by producers, for producers. You’d ...
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Here is a list of excellent programs for the younger filmmakers among us.
Don’t forget: your voice matters, your work matters.
Youth Filmmaking Programs | Resources | For Filmmakers | POV | PBS POV Youth Filmmaking Programs
We're excited to be providing insurance to filmmaker
Kat Alioshin for her upcoming film, Animation Outlaws. It's a documentary about the legendary Spike and Mike's Festival of Animation.
Animation Outlaws - Teaser Trailer This is "Animation Outlaws - Teaser Trailer" by Erica Jordan on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
If you're in the Bay Area you're invited to join us at Bolt Lighting Rental in Berkeley, CA for a lecture about filmmaking and insurance presented by Film Casualty.
Hope to see you there.
Bolt Lighting Rental Training - Intro to Insurance Another week, another awesome workshop from your friends at Bolt Lighting Rental! This weeks topic: Insurance, What is it? Why do I need it? what kind should I get? Where do I get it? Is it expensive? We got you covered! We are pleased to announce that presenting this workshop will be Cameron Woodwa...
Film Casualty Insurance Agency is happy to announce and introduce the community to our sponsorship of the Just Shoot It podcast.
Our inaugural episode is a brilliant interview with Pat Bishop about his experience creating the new series Corporate on Comedy Central.
Visit www.filmcasualty.com/justshootit to learn more about how we can help protect your film business, gear, project, & crew with Film Casualty Insurance Agency.
Going ‘Corporate’ on Comedy Central with Pat Bishop – Just Shoot It 96 Pat Bishop shares his best practices and core values in creating the new series Corporate on Comedy Central with Matt Ingebretson and Jake Weisman. Learn how Pat crafted a one-of-a-kind series from…
If you are incredibly excellent, you listen to the Just Shoot It Podcast every week. Be sure to tune in next week to stay in the know about insurance as it relates to the film business.
Another episode of Making Movies is HARD Podcast brought to you by Film Casualty Insurance Agency.
Episode 138 – Reed Shusterman – How Script Reading Works Reed Shusterman is a filmmaker who is also a professional script reader. He answers all our burning questions about script readers including: how does a script reader evaluate a script? What makes …
Incredible filmmakers like Brandon Detraglia count on Film Casualty Insurance Agency to insure their film business.
Film Casualty Insurance Agency is a proud sponsor of the Making Movies is HARD Podcast. We're here to make the insurance process for filmmakers a little less HARD.
This weeks episode is with screenwriter Gordy Hoffman about how screenplay competitions work and why you should never give up. If you want to make films, Gordy says don’t wait, “do your dream today!
Episode 136 – Gordy Hoffman – A Screenwriter’s Journey and How Screenwritiing Competitions Work Join us for this inspiring conversation with Gordy Hoffman about how screenplay competitions work and why you should never give up. If you want to make films, Gordy says don’t wait, “do…
Film Casualty customer Contrast Visuals provides impeccable service, creativity, and experienced film-craft to their work.
Film Casualty customer Blink.la empowers photographers from around the world with exciting assignments producing images, films, and content for some of the largest global brands. — www.blink.la
Film Casualty customer Daniel N Johnson creates art that collides with culture. — www.danieljohnson.is
We are so very thankful for the courage, talent, and commitment of veterans and their service to our country and communities.
Learn more about some of the amazing veterans in the filmmaking community at vftla.org.
Our Mission | Veterans in Film & Television Mission: Veterans in Media & Entertainment (formerly known as Veterans in Film & Television) is a nonprofit networking organization that unites current and former members of the military working in the film and television industry. PLEASE NOTE: We have recently changed names from VFT to VME as we at...
Hackathon time! To celebrate, the Film Casualty Team is working remotely at Moniker Commons in San Diego. We’re in a programming sprint to build filmmakers beautiful and useful insurance tools.
Film Casualty customer Andrew James Benson decided to spend his summer working on a documentary project about the future of democracy.
Today, he's still in the field and in Monrovia, Liberia working with Accountability Lab on a series of shorts. Here’s his film capturing the energy of Monrovia on the eve of Liberia's presidential election.
We want to know, what are you working on?
"A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet" — Orson Wells
Our Story
Our company started out of a frustration with how film and entertainment insurance was marketed, bought, and sold. We are filmmakers, and we wanted to know: what kind of insurance do we need, what does it cover, and is it going to cost an arm and a leg?
For us, the cost of insurance was so high that in our early days as producers, we went uninsured. (We don’t recommend this.) When we were finally forced to buy insurance, we weren't even sure what it covered — and the folks selling it didn't seem too sure on answers either.
What were our options?
We found a massive insurance industry full of agencies — some complex and intimidating and others kind of shoddy. While most had the best intentions, they didn't quite grasp the culture of film, quick-changing set conditions, or how to implement technology to solve our production problems, fast. Not to mention, we noticed agencies were often over-selling us to buy expensive insurance products we didn't quite need.