Radio Host Deal Sheet Template | Dealmakers with Alex Segal
One of the questions I get asked more than any other is:“What should I be asking for in this deal? Can you help?”Acting agents negotiating their first podcast deal.Creator agents doing their first TV contract.Performers representing themselves with no idea where to start.When you’re faced with negotiating a project for the first time, it’s almost impossible to know what you need to consider and what information you need.That’s exactly why I’ve launched the Dealmakers Deal Sheets.Practical, downloadable crib sheet templates that outline the key deal points you should be considering for every type of project you might face.I’ve built these after nearly 20 years in talent management, having negotiated £40+ million in talent deals and representing clients across every genre of the entertainment industry.Whether you’re a new agent, an experienced agent tackling a new type of project for the first time, or a performer self-representing, this is the checklist I wish I’d had when I started.The Dealmakers Deal Sheets are perfect for everyone. I hope you find them an invaluable companion for your next big deal.If you’re not already subscribing to Dealmakers with Alex Segal on Substack, please do so for free (or go paid for a whole lot more), and join everyone who gets Dealmakers straight to their inbox 📩. We’re now hitting 20,000+ monthly views 👀 and ranking as high as #5 in Substack’s Global Top 100 Rising TV & Film Newsletters list 🏆, so I really appreciate you taking the time to be here.Dealmakers is read by key individuals at the BBC, ITV, Netflix, UKTV, Sky, Sony Music, and other major entertainment companies, as well as all of the UK’s leading talent agencies.I hope you find them an invaluable companion for your next big deal.Please note that every project is unique and every negotiation is different. The Deal Sheets are designed as a guide for standard agreements and should not be treated as a definitive list for every negotiation. Dealmakers accepts no responsibility for the outcome of any negotiation when using the Deal Sheets.
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