Caris Bizzaca
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first heard May 2026
last heard 25 May
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Welcome to Breaking Screen, a podcast about the Australian screen industry and the creative people within it.
I'm your host, Karis Bazaka, and I'm recording this podcast from the lands of the Gadigal people of the Iora Nation, where I'm very grateful to be a visitor and be able to work on these lands.
Always was, always will be.
Joining me on today's episode is lawyer Eve Foreman, who's the principal of entertainment law practice McLay William.
Eve has worked in the film and television industry for over 20 years, starting with hands-on experience in the production office, script department, and in continuity, and then becoming admitted to practice as a lawyer.
She predominantly acts for producers across their development, financing, production, and distribution work, as well as advising
US studios on production work in Australia.
Throughout the podcast, Eve covers a variety of topics, including whether legal requirements differ if your project is low budget or big budget, some of the legal jargon people might encounter, what to do if you need clearances for things like video game characters or songs, terms to expect or look out for if you're selling your project, and much more.
Here's that chat.
And so we always start the podcast the same way talking about inciting incidents.
Uh, what would be the inciting incident of your career?
Yeah.
And then what is your um role in the industry?
What do you do?
Yeah.
Oh great.
Um and so could we talk through, yeah, a couple of terms that might come up in this conversation and um what they mean, just 'cause there can be, you know, a bit of
I suppose jargon.
So the first one would be chain of title.
What's chain of title?
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