With an understanding of the process used to apply the cinematic style to client-based work, including ways to develop a story (Chapter 1) and the foundation for the vision of your company laid out (Chapter 2), the company’s legalities must be discussed. Before getting clients, developing a project, and going into production, you need to actually form your company as a legal entity. In this way, the company (and you) are protected. This includes issuing contracts, getting insurance, discovering resources for music rights, and paying taxes. Without legal standing and the knowledge of your rights and the rights of others, your business will not last. ...
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