Getting your crew contracts signed: e-signatures versus e-consent

Despite the shift to digital, uncertainty about using e-signatures and e-consent when contracting crew remains. Here, we examine the difference between the two.
Despite the shift to digital, uncertainty about using e-signatures and e-consent when contracting crew remains. Here, we examine the difference between the two.
As the IR35 grace period draws to a close, this article examines recent HMRC decisions in the public sector and provides key takeaways for production companies.
The POP team was delighted to participate in the biannual Netflix Assistant Production Accounting Scheme, hosted by Netflix and the Production Guild.
Neisha Glynternick and Sarmad Saleh from Sheridans law firm discuss crew contracting in the UK and the main pitfalls to avoid.
From Killing Eve to Peaky Blinders and everything in between, here’s your guide to this month’s new and returning productions.
Crewing up is no mean feat. To help, we’ve put together a handy checklist for film and TV production teams to follow when contracting crew.
Not sure what to include in your crew contracts? Here’s a list of some common terms which production companies include in their film and TV contracts.
Production companies often include boilerplate provisions in their crew contracts. Here’s a list of the most-used provisions in the film and TV industry.
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected how production companies contract crew. Here’s how to reduce the impact of any future restrictions or a Covid-19 case on set.
Although parties to a crew contract can largely enter into whatever terms they choose, certain elements must exist in order for the contract to be enforceable.