June 22, 2011
Jason Baruch and Carter Anne McGowan, along with fellow entertainment lawyer Mark Merriman, taught a survey course on "What You Need To Know About Theater Law." The course, which addressed the legal aspects of theater producing, was part of the EASL day-long program entitled "Putting It Together: An Introduction to Entertainment Law Practice."
June 20, 2011
Jason Baruch moderated an program for established practitioners at UBS entitled "Revisiting Form D: Theatrical Offerings and What You Need To Know" for the EASL section of the NYSBA addressing the current securities issues governing theatrical syndications. Speaking on the panel were securities attorney Gary Emmanuel and entertainment lawyer Mark Beigelman.
June 25, 2011
Jason Aylesworth spoke at New York Foundation for the Arts at the "Artist As Entrepreneur Boot Camp" on the topic of Contract Drafting and Negotiation Skills.
June 12, 2011
Congratulations to Tony Award winners and Sendroff & Baruch clients Casey Nicholaw, Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus for their work in the Best Musical of 2011, "THE BOOK OF MORMON." Mr. Nicholaw won for "Best Direction" and Mr. Hochman and Mr. Oremus each won for "Best Orchestrations."
May 18, 2011
Jason Baruch taught his "Who Gets What?" course about royalty pools at the Commercial Theater Institute.
May 16, 2011
Jason Aylesworth organized and ran with the Young Lawyers Committee of EASL the "Bowl N Mingle" networking event at Frames Bowling Lounge in Manhattan .
May 15, 2011
Jason Aylesworth joined the Advisory Board for The Amoralists Theatre Company.
May 10, 2011
Jason Aylesworth created and presented the inaugural negotiation seminar for the Dispute Resolution Section of the NYSBA at McLaughlin & Stern LLC.
February 17, 2011
Jason Aylesworth was appointed as co-chair to the Negotiation Committee of NYSBA's Dispute Resolution Section.
January 24, 2011
Jason Baruch taught he "Who Gets What?" course about royalty pools at the Commercial Theater Institute.
January 14, 2011
Jason Aylesworth was appointed as co-chair to EASL's Digital Media Committee.
October 26, 2010
Jason Aylesworth organized and ran with the Young Lawyers Committee of EASL the "Speed Networking" event at Village Poorhouse in Manhattan .
October 22, 2010
Jason Baruch taught his "Who Gets What?" course about royalty pools at the Commercial Theater Institute
September 15, 2010
Jason Aylesworth was appointed as NYSBA Young Lawyer's and EASL's liaison to the NYSBA Dispute Resolution Section.
June 1, 2010
Jason Aylesworth was appointed as NYSBA Young Lawyer's liaison to EASL.
May 21, 2010
Jason Baruch taught his "Who Gets What?" course about royalty pools at the Commercial Theater Institute
March 5, 2010
Jason Baruch gave an encore presentation at Theatre Row of his "Who Gets What" lecture about royalty pools, how they work, and how the money is divided for the Commercial Theatre Institute.
January 7, 2010
Jason Baruch presented the EASL program entitled "How School Musical: Negotiating Broadway Contracts With Music Staff" at Prior Cashman, LLP, which featured Mark Sendroff as one of the two headline speakers.
December 17, 2010
Jason Aylesworth was admitted as an attorney in both New York and Connecticut, and hired as an associate at the firm.
October 27, 2009
Jason Baruch was a special panelist on a presentation organized by the Broadway League New Producers Alliance, where issues (legal, business and practical) for new commercial producers were discussed.
October 23, 2009
Jason Baruch gave an inaugural presentation to the Commercial Theatre Institute about royalty pools, along with Broadway producer Tom Viertel, entitled "Who Gets What."
June 7, 2009
Congratulations to Tony Award winners and Sendroff & Baruch clients Michael Starobin, Shirley Herz, and the Signature Theatre in Washington D.C. Mr. Starobin won the Tony Award for Best Orchestrations in "Next To Normal." Ms. Herz won the Special Tony Award for Excellence in the Theatre for her exceptional services as a Broadway Publicist and Press Agent for the last fifty years. Signature Theatre received the Regional Theatre Tony Award for its outstanding contributions spanning over twenty seasons.
May 11, 2009
Mark was a panelist at a Dramatists Guild seminar called "Contracts 101: Agency Agreements." The event was moderated by David Faux at the Guild, and co-panelists included agent Sarah Douglas, licensing director Craig Pospisil, playwright Stephen Temperley and publishing representative Barbara Perlmutter.
March 5, 2009
Jason Baruch presented the EASL program entitled "Everything You Wanted to Know About Form D But Were Afraid To Ask" at the William Morris Endeavor Entertainment Agency.
November 6, 2008
Jason Baruch presented the EASL program entitled "Omigod You Guys - We're on MTV" at the William Morris Endeavor Entertainment Agency.
July 17-18, 2008
Jason was a panelist/speaker at the Commercial Theatre Institute's inaugural summer conference at O'Neill Theatre.
May 2-4, 2008
Sendroff & Baruch co-sponsored The Commercial Theatre Institute's intensive three-day program at New World Stages.
April 9, 2008
Jason was a guest lecturer at Cardozo Law School for the school's entertainment law class discussing the legal aspects of theatrical producing.
March 24, 2008
Jason participated in a roundtable panel for the program entitled "Developing a Project," which was sponsored by the Off-Broadway League at the Acorn Theatre.
February 28, 2008
Jason presented the EASL program entitled "Conducting Private Placements on the Internet: An Oxymoron?" at the William Morris Agency.
June 20, 2007
Jason has organized with EASL co-chair Diane Krausz a program called "The ABC's of the APC: Will It Run?" The event will be presented by the NYSBA at The Dramatists Guild. Speaking will be Jason, CAA agent Olivier Sultan and Ralph Sevush of the Guild.
May 5, 2007
Mark participated in a panel with agents Patrick Herrold of ICM, Bill Craver of Paradigm and David Kalodner of William Morris sponsored by Commercial Theatre Institute, on the topic, WHAT MAKES A GOOD PRODUCER.
April 26, 2007
Jason was a panelist at a Dramatists Guild program called "Contracts 101: Understanding Underlying Rights". The event was moderated by David Faux at the Guild, and co-panelists included agent Sarah Douglas, composer Scott Frankel, playwright Peter Parnell and attorney M. Kilburg Reedy.
March 21, 2007
Mark participated in a panel with agents Chris Till of Paradigm and Ron Gwiazda of Abrams Artists sponsored by Commerical Theatre Institute, on the topic, PRODUCING THEATRE.
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by Carter Anne McGowan
TWITTERGATE: RETHINKING THE CASTING DIRECTOR CONTRACT
by Carter Anne McGowan
THE BENEFITS OF MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION FOR DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN ENTERTAINMENT LAW
by Jason Aylesworth
The Arranged Marriage Between Not-For-Profit Theater Companies and Commercial Producers
By Jason Baruch
Acquiring Music Composition Rights for Stage Plays
By Jason Baruch
