Deadline's L.A. Law Summit Tackles Creator IP Challenges — SkimNews
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- Deadline held its inaugural L.A. Law Summit at PMC's Los Angeles headquarters last week, gathering top legal minds to examine the creator economy's impact on the entertainment industry.
- Courtney A. Kemp, executive producer of 'Power' and 'Nemesis', told the summit that the biggest IP challenge creators face is to "protect the chain of custody," per cross-coverage.
- Top creator attorneys at the summit discussed how technology that allows anyone to create is forging a new entertainment business model centered on converting creative authority into economic authority.
Why it matters: By convening top creator attorneys alongside EPs like Kemp, Deadline's summit signals that IP protection — specifically chain-of-custody for creative work — is now central to unlocking the creator economy's commercial value in Hollywood's evolving business model.
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