deal memo

Let me look over the deal memo one more time."

We'll have the deal memo sometime next week, and then you can set up a meeting at the studio."

Claudia Eaton talking point: not for inclusion in formal deal memo:

They then draft either a deal memo or a premarital agreement and have it reviewed by their respective attorneys.

Joan Didion once noted that the highest art form in Hollywood is the deal memo.

We don't dream about deal memos, and cueing the Starship Enterprise.

On the surface, the plays could be telescoped into one-line plot summaries, suitable for prompting a Hollywood deal memo.

After more delays, Triumph Films released the film to theaters on November 21, 1990, five years after the initial deal memo to create the movie had been signed.

Mr. Wientzen acknowledged there had been a "proposed deal memo" but added that it stopped short of an agreement because the states had yet to pass legislation to enact the terms.

An A&R executive is authorized to offer a record contract, often in the form of a "deal memo": a short informal document that establishes a business relationship between the recording artist and the record company.

Thus, the host of "Access Hollywood," Pat O'Brien, who was suggested in the deal memo as one who might interview Mr. Jackson, could conduct a paid interview, while "Dateline" would not.

Eric Bedford Jr., a cousin of Mr. Ross and a director of the Jandamarra Film Company, set up expressly to make a film about the Aborigine leader, said a "deal memo" spelling out contractual arrangements was already being circulated around Australian studios.

Mr. Graboff's e-mail message was followed by a "term sheet,"laying out the offer and noting carefully that the pre-emption of the "Dateline" special was to be a talking point and "not for inclusion in formal deal memo," apparently because Mr. Graboff did not want it widely available.

In a Hollywood Reporter piece from November 9, 2011, detailing the lawsuit as a co-bookwriter for the musical, Taymor is looking to stop Spider-Man from using copyrighted elements of the original production in the newly adapted version and subsequent licensing without approval as outlined in her author deal memo.

"The purpose of the I.F.P. was - working within the belly of the beast - to foster the kind of film making that was outside the studio system, that worked forward from a passion rather than backward from a deal memo," says Howard Rodman, a screenwriter and former I.F.P./West board member.