| Young Performers at Work: Child Star Survival Guide Contributor(s): Gaglini, Sally R. (Author) |
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ISBN: 099636840X ISBN-13: 9780996368407 Publisher: Zip Celebrity Media LLC OUR PRICE: $18.95 Product Type: Paperback Published: August 2015 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Business & Economics | Industries - Entertainment - Law | Entertainment - Performing Arts | Acting & Auditioning |
| Physical Information: 0.66" H x 5.25" W x 8" (0.73 lbs) 316 pages |
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| Publisher Description: AWARD-WINNING BOOK SILVER MEDAL "IPPY" BEST ADULT NON-FICTION INFORMATIONAL E-B00K 2016 INDEPENDENT PUBLISHER BOOK AWARD
READ THIS BOOK BEFORE YOU PURSUE YOUR CHILD'S DREAM OF FAME AND FORTUNE IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.
Sharing in-depth knowledge from entertainment lawyer Sally Gaglini, revealing interviews with industry professionals, and insights from both former child stars and experienced parents, Young Performers at Work offers the fundamental information needed to help your child follow their dream and launch a safe and successful career. Using easy-to-understand language, Gaglini demystifies confusing state laws and regulations intending to protect young performers and their earnings. This book answers real-world questions from parents of young artists:
- When I spend money to promote my daughter's career, will I be reimbursed? - Why is the producer requiring me, as the parent, to sign a contract? - If my son is cast on a tour, what arrangements should I make with his school? - When my daughter earns a paycheck, how much do I set aside for her? - If I consent to my son's participation in a reality show, will he get paid?
For more than twenty-five years Gaglini has helped families tackle complex legal issues as their children pursue careers as musicians, songwriters, models, actors, and other artists in the spotlight. |
Contributor Bio(s): Gaglini, Sally R.: - Sally Gaglini's specialized experience began with emerging boy bands. As an entertainment and family lawyer, Gaglini has helped families tackle complex legal issues as children pursued careers as musicians, songwriters, models, actors, and other artists. She proposed and authored, with lawmakers, the Massachusetts child performer law. Her experience with families as courtroom advocate, court-appointed fiduciary, and guardian ad litem, blends the entertainment industry with family/probate law. She teaches entertainment law at Suffolk University Law School. |