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Film Insurance 101 & How to Protect Your Film Project
Film Production Insurance: Why it is needed
Negative Film / Videotape and Faulty Stock
Foreign Locations
When production activities occur outside of the US or Canada, there may be additional insurance coverages that are either mandatory or that should be considered. Requirements and recommendations will vary depending on the country in question and the type of activity occurring there. A list of some of the most commonly purchased coverages outside of the US or Canada are as follows:
Due to overseas jurisdictions, frequently “local” policies are required. Obtaining local coverage will often require that you have a production company setup in this local country or be partnered with a location production company.
Production coverage, offered under a production package policy is written on a worldwide basis; however, filming in foreign locations often presents special hazards that must be underwritten separately.
If you are a signatory to any of the guilds, you will need to obtain Guild Travel Accident coverage as required by the various guilds.
Accidental Death & Dismemberment coverage is available and will provide benefits in the event of a fatal accident or an accident resulting in the loss of a limb or eyesight.
Kidnap & Ransom coverage is also available to you and should be considered to protect against potential kidnappings, extortion, wrongful detention and hijacking.
To obtain coverage a no-obligation insurance quote for your project, please click on one of the links below:
Film Insurance 101 & How to Protect Your Film Project
Film Production Insurance: Why it is needed
Negative Film / Videotape and Faulty Stock
Foreign Locations