FILM LAWYER, 3+ YEARS

<strong>FILM FINANCE & PRODUCTION LAWYER<br></strong><strong>ASSOCIATE, FILM & TV<br></strong><strong>LONDON <br></strong><strong>3+ YEARS EXPERIENCE<br></strong> <br>An exciting opportunity has arisen for a talented <strong>mid-level solicitor/lawyer with strong film finance and film production experience</strong> to join a highly regarded specialist media and entertainment practice.<br> <br>This is a great opportunity for a lawyer looking to work at the heart of the film and television industry, advising a diverse and high-profile client base across the full production and financing lifecycle.<br><strong> <br></strong><strong>The role<br></strong>You will work closely with leading clients across the film and television sector, including <strong>studios, financiers, production companies and talent</strong>.<br> <br>The role will involve advising on a broad range of matters across <strong>film finance, production and development</strong>, working on complex and commercially significant transactions alongside an experienced and highly regarded team.<br><strong> <br></strong><strong>About you<br><br></strong>We are looking for a lawyer with:<br><ul><li><strong>Around 3 years’ relevant experience or more</strong>, with strong relevant experience in film finance and/or film production.</li><li>Excellent technical knowledge of the film and television industry and its underlying commercial structures.</li><li>Experience advising on production, financing and related entertainment transactions.</li><li>Strong drafting, negotiation and analytical skills.</li><li>The ability to manage matters independently while working collaboratively as part of a close-knit team.</li><li>A genuine interest in film, television and the wider entertainment industry.</li></ul>Candidates with <strong>less than 3 years’ relevant experience</strong> may also be considered where they can demonstrate exceptional technical ability and directly relevant experience.<br><strong> <br></strong><strong>The opportunity<br><br></strong>This is an opportunity to join a <strong>highly respected entertainment-focused law firm with an excellent reputation across the film, television and wider creative industries</strong>.<br><br>You will have the opportunity to work with an impressive roster of clients and on high-quality, market-leading matters, while developing your career within a supportive and specialist team.<br><br>Salary will be competitive and in line with market rates, depending on experience.<br><br>If you are a film finance or production lawyer looking for a role where you can work on genuinely interesting entertainment matters with leading industry clients, we would be very keen to hear from you.

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