All You Need is Law

06.08.2021 | New series of events on legal topics

MOIN Film Fund is kicking off the second half of the year with a new series of events. Together with the Hamburg media law firms GRAEF, UNVERZAGT and VON HAVE FEY, the focus will be on film and media law topics under the label "All You Need is Law". The new format will begin in September with a workshop and a joint discussion at FILMFEST HAMBURG.

From data protection and copyright law to financing issues: the new All You Need is Law series is aimed at Executive Producers and professional filmmakers who want to expand and deepen their legal knowledge, depending on the topic. The first workshop is dedicated to legal issues relating to intellectual property (IP) and will take place online on Thursday, 2 September. Interested parties can register under the following link register for the event.

MOIN Film Fund has been organising "Film & Law" workshops together with the law firm UNVERZAGT (formerly UNVERZAGT VON HAVE) at regular intervals since 2002. With GRAEF Rechtsanwälte, UNVERZAGT Rechtsanwälte and the new partner law firm VON HAVE FEY, the film promotion organisation is now bundling its previous media law events in the new format "All You Need is Law".

THE FIRST DATES AND TOPICS:

Joint hybrid event at FILMFEST HAMBURG Monday, 4 October 2021 with GRAEF Attorneys at Law, UNVERZAGT Attorneys at Law, VON HAVE FEY Attorneys at Law

Workshop/discussion on the topic of film financing Tuesday, 9 November 2021 with Harro von Have, VON HAVE FEY Attorneys at Law

OneEvent with Dr Ralph Graef, GRAEF Rechtsanwälteis scheduled for Tuesday, 7 December 2021.

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