A Vital Addition To Your Professional Library

Whatever aspects of the motion picture, television, music, book publishing, theatre or electronic games industries you may be involved in, and whether as a lawyer, business-person or creative artist, each of these EG2EL volumes comprise an indispensable addition to your professional library, and will pay for themselves many times over.

EG2EL
 | Dealmaking
Available in Paperback

Purchase for $225

Law School Edition Available For $150

EG2EL
 | Intellectual Property
Available in Paperback

Purchase for $105

Law School Edition Available For $75

Purchase both books for $275
Law School Edition Available For $200

"If asked to recommend a one stop read on legal fundamentals for entertainment industry dealmaking, this 2-volume series would be high on my list. Gail Ross’ chapter on the literary publishing industry is superb!"

Jeff Wilson
VP Contracts, Simon & Schuster

"What we have waited for: Robert William’s very instructive chapter on Motion Picture Finance is a comprehensive compendium of the Whys and Wherefores of film financing and will serve as a profound work of reference for details in our day to day practice. Rob presents an encouragingly readable guide for all film lawyers and will foster comprehension of this complex matter even among industry participants outside the Hollywood legal crowd."

Philip Löhr
General Counsel, Tele München Group

“Having been a client of Justin’s, and now partner on a show, I can attest to his acumen and expertise in ALL legal issues associated with reality television production. There is no doubt that his guidance, insight and knowledge is second-to-none.” 

Marc Summers
Host, Double Dare and Unwrapped, Executive Producer, Restaurant: Impossible

"I’ve turned to Jonathan Reichman on numerous occasions for guidance on complicated intellectual property law issues of concern to my entertainment industry clientele.  Many of these questions (and more) are masterfully addressed in the Essential Guide to Entertainment Law: Intellectual Property."

Michael Sinder
New York Theater Attorney, former Director of Business affairs for Frankel Green Theatrical Management, and Wm. Morris agent.

"Cohen and Nix have written a primer that should be used by entertainers and their professional advisers in order to guide them down the right path in their tax planning.  They have clearly addressed the specific tax and estate  areas unique to the industry."

Michael Karlin
Partner, Nigro Karlin Segal Feldstein & Bolno (Accountants and Business Managers LA/NYC)

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Jay Shanker
Editor; Author
Kirk Schroder
Editor; Author
Paul Supnik
Intellectual Property
Johnathan Reichman
Intellectual Property
Ken Basin
Television
Andrew Boortz
Video Games & Interactive Media
Todd & Jeff Brabec
Music Publishing
Brad Cohen
Entertainment Taxation
Hailey Ferber
Theater
Stephen Monas
Motion Pictures
Shane Nix
Entertainment Taxation
Henry Root
Music Industry
Gail Ross
Literary Publishing
Greg Snodgrass
Motion Pictures
Victoria Traube
Theater
Robert J. Williams
Motion Pictures
Justin B. Wineburgh
Television