Whether you are a performer, theater owner, or owner of a concert venue, you will be looking for the right insurance coverage for your business.
Entertainment Industry Insurance
Whether you are a performer, theater owner, or owner of a concert venue, you will be looking for the right insurance coverage for your business.
What is entertainment insurance?
The entertainment industry is far-reaching. When we talk with individuals and companies in the entertainment industry, they can be performers, venue owners, producers, studio owners, or event venue owners. It’s a huge industry.
Depending on the niche you fit within, your entertainment insurance may look different from someone else in the industry. For instance, venues will definitely want to consider General Liability Coverage and Property Damage Coverage, while performers would want to consider Cyber Liability, Professional Liability, and Umbrella policies.
General Liability Coverage
When people visit your venue, there is always risk of injury on your premsisus. General liability coverage helps to protect you in case of a guest or client becoming injured during an event on your property.
Commercial Property Insurance
If you own an entertainment or event venue, investing in a commercial property insurance policy protects you from financial responsibility if your venue is damaged during an event or natural disaster.
Cyber Liability
Your brand is your business. If you’re personal information is compromised digitally, this coverage will help to protect you from financial loss that could devastated your brand’s future.
Professional Liability
While you may not have a specific location you own, as a performer, you may be found liable of injury and damage while renting a performance location. Professional Liability Insurance will protect your personal brand from financial loss if this should occur.
Umbrella Insurance
Umbrella Insurance should be considered by both performers and business owners who are hosting events with a large number of people. It will help fill gaps when your standard liability insurance has hit it’s limits.
