ENTERTAINMENT INSURANCE
FOR CONFIDENCE BEHIND THE SCENES
Film, post-production, concerts, and everything in between,
our programs allow you to focus with peace of mind.
Entertainment Insurance Programs
Whether you work in film, post-production, concerts, or any other division of the entertainment industry; you need entertainment insurance. Our comprehensive programs allow you to express your creativity with peace of mind, knowing that you're covered if the unexpected occurs.
Entertainment Insurance Clients
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Tell us about your project, and we’ll craft a personalized insurance quote designed specifically for you. Fast, flexible, and hassle-free—let’s get you covered today!
What Is Included In Entertainment Insurance?
Who Needs Entertainment Insurance?
Talk To An Entertainment Insurance Broker.
Our brokers know the entertainment industry inside and out. Whether you're working on film, TV, or live events, we’ll help you find the perfect coverage for your project!
Entertainment Business Insurance
Entertainment insurance is a broad term for insurance policies that cover risks related to the entertainment industry, such as production delays, accidents, and property damage. It can cover everything from film shoots to theater productions, concerts, and events.
In many cases, entertainment insurance is required by investors, studios, or distributors before production can begin. Additionally, locations, venues, and talent often require proof of insurance before agreeing to work with the production. Some types of insurance, such as workers' compensation, are also mandated by law in certain locations.
Yes, weather insurance or force majeure coverage can cover costs related to weather disruptions, particularly for outdoor events or shoots. This may include rain, storms, snow, or other extreme weather conditions that prevent filming or a performance from happening.
In the event of a loss or accident, you’ll need to notify your insurance provider immediately. They will guide you through the claims process, which may include providing evidence of the damage or loss, filling out forms, and cooperating with any investigations or assessments.
Common exclusions in entertainment insurance policies include:
- Pre-existing conditions (e.g., an actor who has a known health issue)
- Losses due to war or terrorism
- Losses related to criminal acts
- Acts of God that are specifically excluded in certain cases
- Mechanical failure of equipment (if not covered separately)
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