Learn to read the contract before you sign it.
Live entertainment and IP law programmes with Adv. Ananya Kumari, and practical legal support for professionals and creators.
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Entertainment & IP Lawyer
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For Students · November batch
Entertainment law is more than Bollywood
From the reel you post to the film you sign, every creative project runs on contracts and rights. The Entertainment Law Programme shows you how entertainment agreements actually work, the law behind them, and how to protect the people who create.
Contracts & agreements
Artist, talent management, influencer and brand collaboration agreements, and NDAs.
Copyright & IP
Copyright, trademarks, music rights, and celebrity and personality rights.
Practical skills
Contract review, drafting, redlining and negotiation, with legal risk analysis.
Industry & career
OTT and media law, legal research, and a clear plan for building your career.
- Read a contract the way an entertainment lawyer does
- Spot exclusivity, payment and termination risks
- Check who owns a script, song, recording or reel
- Review influencer and brand endorsement terms
- Draft and redline clauses with confidence
- Research current law and build writing samples
For Professionals & Creators · areas of practice
Legal support for the creative industry
Ananya practises entertainment, media and intellectual property law, for working professionals and companies, and for creators, producers, influencers, artists and musicians.
For professionals
Consultation & career guidance
For working professionals, companies and in-house teams, and for lawyers moving into entertainment, media or IP work.
For Professionals →For the creative industry
Creators, producers, artists & musicians
The agreements and rights behind content, campaigns, music and productions.
For Creators →As per Bar Council of India rules, this is information about Ananya’s areas of practice for visitors who seek it, not an advertisement or solicitation.
Legal education & mentorship
For Students
Practical, live learning in entertainment and IP law for law students, lawyers and working professionals, including corporate and practising counsel.
November batch · admissions open
Entertainment Law Programme
Live online sessions on the documents and negotiations entertainment lawyers handle every week.
- Dates
- 25 Nov – 25 Dec
- 30 days
- Format
- Live online
- On Google Meet
- Fee
- ₹5,000
- All-inclusive
What you’ll cover
- 01Artist agreementsTalent, management and recording deals
- 02CopyrightWho owns scripts, songs and recordings
- 03Contract draftingClauses you can draft with confidence
- 04NegotiationPractise the asks that move a deal
- 05Music rightsPublishing, sync and royalty basics
- 06Media lawOTT, broadcast and platform rules
The ₹299 is adjusted in your fee and is non-refundable. Prices are the total you pay, by UPI, card or net banking via Razorpay. Refund policy
Your first 30 days
A four-week plan that takes you from curiosity to a structured first step. Adjust the pace to your studies and work.
Understand the industry
Choose one area: film, music, OTT, influencer marketing or fashion. Map the key people and businesses.
Learn legal foundations
Study basic copyright and contract concepts. Write a one-page glossary in your own words.
Practise contract reading
Work on a fictional agreement and pick out term, territory, exclusivity and termination.
Build career evidence
Write one short legal explainer, update your CV and shortlist five opportunities.
02 · For law students
1:1 Mentorship
A one-to-one online session on your studies, internships, research or a career in entertainment and IP law.
- StudiesSubjects, electives and moots
- InternshipsWhere to apply and how
- ResearchPapers, topics and sources
- CareerGetting into entertainment and IP law
Online on Google Meet. Mentorship and guidance only, not legal advice on a personal matter.
Skills & mentorship package
The Making of an Advocate
Build the skills your law degree cannot teach alone: a practical legal skills and professional development package with Ananya.
Four individual sessionsup to 60 minutes each, over an agreed period
- Legal drafting fundamentals, with practical exercises on an NDA and one other basic agreement
- How to read, analyse and improve contractual clauses
- Legal research, case reading and professional legal writing
- Professional communication: client conversations, emails, meetings and presenting legal views
- Professional presence: confidence, ethics, preparation, discipline and workplace conduct
- CV and LinkedIn feedback, and an individual skill-development action plan
Interview route: ₹299 now (non-refundable), then ₹9,701 if selected.
Not included: guaranteed employment or placement, court appearance, enrolment as an advocate, and unlimited drafting or document review. This is a skills-development and mentorship service.
Areas of practice
For Professionals
Adv. Ananya Kumari practises entertainment, media and intellectual property law. This page shares information about her areas of practice for visitors who seek it. It is not an advertisement or solicitation.
For professionals
Consultation & career guidance
For working professionals, companies and in-house teams, and for lawyers moving into entertainment, media or IP work.
Consultation
Legal consultation
Entertainment, media, copyright and contract questions for professionals, companies and in-house teams.
- Contract review and risk notes
- Agreement and clause drafting
- Copyright and licensing questions
Career
Career change guidance
For lawyers and corporate professionals moving into entertainment, media or IP work.
- Career consultation
- CV and LinkedIn profile review
- Professional communication guidance
Fees are shared in writing on enquiry, after a conflict check.
Get in touchAreas of practice
For Creators
For creators, producers, influencers, artists and musicians. Adv. Ananya Kumari practises entertainment, media and intellectual property law. This page shares information about her areas of practice for visitors who seek it. It is not an advertisement or solicitation.
For the creative industry
The contracts and rights behind creative work
The agreements and rights behind content, campaigns, music and productions.
- Influencer & creator agreementsDeliverables, usage and payment terms in creator deals
- Brand collaborationsCampaign scope, approvals and exclusivity with brands
- Artist & talent managementManagement terms, commission and how long they last
- Production & producer agreementsRights, credits and payments on film, OTT and music projects
- Copyright & music licensingWho owns a work, and how it is licensed and paid for
- Personality & image rightsHow others may use your name, face and voice
- Content ownership & usageWho can use your content, where and for how long
- Exclusivity, territory & terminationThe clauses that decide how long you are bound, and how you exit
Fees are shared in writing on enquiry, after a conflict check.
Get in touchHow it works
Tell us what you need. Please don’t send confidential documents yet.
After a conflict check you receive the scope, fee and timeline by email.
Work begins once you accept the engagement and pay through a secure payment link.
Consultations: reschedule at least 24 hours before, once per booking. Late cancellations and no-shows are not refunded. If Ananya needs to reschedule, you choose a new time or a full refund. Service terms
Student reviews & notes
In their own words
Honest reviews from students of Ananya’s programmes, with the notes, takeaways and videos they made along the way. Published with each student’s consent.
From Ananya’s desk
Insights
Contract breakdowns, explainers, talks and notes by Ananya, from LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Google Drive. Tap any card to watch or read it right here.
See all insights →Admissions open
Choose your plan
Choose how you’d like to begin.
Programme
₹5,000
Live entertainment law programme · November batch
Skills package
The Making of an Advocate
₹10,000
Practical legal skills, with four 1:1 sessions with Ananya
1:1 Mentorship
from ₹1,500
A single one-to-one session, 40 or 60 minutes
Choosing the interview? The ₹299 is adjusted in your fee if you’re selected and is non-refundable. Refund policy
Frequently asked questions
Who are the programmes for?
Law students, lawyers and working professionals, including corporate and practising counsel, who want practical skills in entertainment, media and IP law. If you come from another background, mention it in your application and Ananya will let you know whether it’s a good fit.
When does the next batch start, and how are classes held?
The next batch starts on 25 November 2026 and runs for 30 days, online, with live sessions on Google Meet.
Is this legal advice?
No. The course is general education, not advice on a particular transaction, dispute or jurisdiction. Verify current law and seek professional advice when needed.
Which laws does it cover?
An India-focused starting point: the Copyright Act, 1957, the Trade Marks Act, 1999, contract law principles, IT and intermediary rules, and current advertising and platform guidelines.
Is this a job placement programme?
No. It’s a practical learning programme, and employment isn’t guaranteed. You’ll build real skills, writing samples and a clear plan for internships and entry-level roles, and receive a certificate on successful completion.
How does admission work?
Fill in the short application form and choose how to join. With the interview route you pay a ₹299 admission interview fee, which is adjusted in the programme fee if you’re selected; if you’re selected you pay the balance from your dashboard. With direct admission you pay the full fee and your seat is confirmed straight away.
How do professional enquiries work?
Send a short enquiry on the Professionals page. The scope and fee are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Programme FAQs
Who can apply?
Law students, lawyers and working professionals, including corporate and practising counsel.
What does the ₹299 interview fee cover?
Your admission interview. If you’re selected it is adjusted in the programme fee. It is not refundable in any case.
Can I skip the interview?
Yes. Choose direct admission and pay the full fee to secure your seat.
How are classes conducted?
Live online sessions on Google Meet, with assignments and personal feedback.
Is placement guaranteed?
No. The programmes build skills and give career guidance; they do not promise jobs or placements.
Is the certificate a recognised qualification?
It is a certificate of participation from Ananya Kumari, not a university degree or a Bar Council qualification.
Programme policies
Interview fee (non-refundable) · withdrawal and refunds · batch transfer · attendance · missed sessions · certificate eligibility · if a batch is cancelled or rescheduled, you choose a full refund or the next batch.
FAQs
How are fees decided?
By the scope, length and complexity of the work. You receive the fee in writing before any work begins.
What documents will I need?
Usually the full agreement with annexures, and any related emails or term sheets, shared after the engagement is confirmed.
What is the turnaround time?
It is confirmed in writing with your fee, based on the work involved.
As per the rules of the Bar Council of India, advocates are not permitted to solicit work or advertise. The information on this page is shared at the visitor’s request for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice, and contacting Ananya through this website does not create a lawyer–client relationship.