Coverage for the company behind every project.
Production companies need protection that lasts between projects, for the office, the staff, the equipment and the contracts, alongside project-specific coverage when a shoot begins.
Every business is different. These are the coverages businesses like yours most often review.
Protection for everyday business liability risks.
Clients, landlords and partners expect year-round liability coverage, not only during shoots.
ExampleA visitor slips in your studio lobby during a client meeting.
Protection related to certain claims involving professional services, mistakes, or omissions.
Clients may claim missed deliverables or errors in your work caused them a loss.
ExampleA brand claims a delivered campaign missed agreed specifications.
Coverage for qualifying buildings, equipment, inventory, and other business property.
Owned cameras, lighting and edit bays are often your largest assets.
ExampleTheft from your studio takes several cameras and drives.
Coverage designed to protect employees and businesses when work-related injuries occur.
Staff and project crew create employee injury exposure all year.
ExampleAn editor develops a repetitive strain injury.
Protection designed around certain cyber incidents and data-related exposures.
Unreleased footage, client data and payment systems are attractive targets.
ExampleRansomware encrypts the server holding an unreleased project.
Additional liability protection above qualifying underlying policies.
Larger clients and networks often require higher limits in their vendor agreements.
ExampleA network contract requires a higher aggregate liability limit.
Completion bonds, key person protection and complex production risks go through a dedicated specialty review.
Specialized completion and delivery protection for qualifying film and entertainment productions.
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