When Does Dance Choreography Become a Stunt? Injury Risks and Performer Rights
Dance is an essential part of many movies, television programs, music videos, commercials, and live productions. Performers may be expected to execute demanding choreography while cameras, lighting equipment, sets, and other performers surround them. When choreography becomes physically demanding, however, the line between ordinary...
Stunt Performer Concussion Risks and New Safety Rules in 2026
Stunt performers face some of the most demanding physical conditions in entertainment production. Falls, vehicle stunts, fights, explosions, and repeated impacts can expose performers to serious head injuries. In 2026, concussion awareness is receiving renewed attention as the industry introduces stronger safety measures for stunt...
Virtual Production Set Accidents and Legal Risks in Modern Filmmaking
The film industry is rapidly shifting toward virtual production, using LED volume stages, real-time rendering, and AI-assisted environments instead of traditional physical sets. While this technology has revolutionized filmmaking, it has also introduced new and unexpected safety risks for actors, stunt performers, and crew members. As...
AI Deepfake Legal Risks in the Entertainment Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized filmmaking, media, and social media content, enabling realistic deepfake videos, voiceovers, and CGI recreations. While these tools offer incredible creative opportunities, they also create legal challenges. Unauthorized use of a person’s likeness can cause reputational damage, emotional...
AI Deepfake Injury Claims in Entertainment
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the entertainment industry. From digitally recreating actors to generating realistic voices and visuals, AI tools are now being used in movies, commercials, streaming content, and social media campaigns. While these technologies may offer creative possibilities, they also raise serious legal...
