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Media, Arts and Entertainment Insurance Canada


In the movie Mean Girls Regina George’s hair was probably not insured for 10k but there are many examples of media, arts and entertainment insurance. 
Karen Kain, Canada’s most famous ballerina, insured her ankles. 
Jennifer Lopez’s posterior is insured $27 million for posterity.
Cristiano Ronaldo insured his legs for $144 million. 
Keith Richards’s hands are insured at $2 million.
Tina Turner famously insured her legs for $3 million. 
Beyond performers every film set, every gallery, every stadium, every event requires insurance. Here is a brief list:  
Movies and Television
Reality TV
Drama and Performing
Sports and Stadium Events
Conventions
Digital media
Symphony
Ballet
Indoor and Outdoor Festivals
Fairs
Insurance protects everyone from performers to vendors, to caterers to venue owners to producers. It is important to have an insurance brokerage with the experience and geographic knowledge to protect your interests. Different laws vary by province or territory. Whether you are having an lobster fest in Halifax, convention in Toronto and filming the X-files in Vancouver you need an insurance company that understands the local laws and has experience in your field. 

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