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Low Tide In prep, heading to a distributor

My plan

  • Covered9/12

    The insurance that has to be in place before anyone shows up, and the certificates your locations and your rental house ask for.

  • Permitted0/4

    The city’s paperwork for the days you shoot on its streets, filed by Mula and issued on the city’s own clock.

  • Cleared3/12

    Every signed agreement and license that proves you own what ends up on screen.

  • Delivered0/6

    What a distributor asks for before it takes the film, checked against what is already in your file.

  • Tasks4

Documents

  • Your file12
  • Policies and certificates6
  • Permits and location days0
  • Agreements and releases6
  • Delivery documents0
  • Certificates
  • People and vendors
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Certificates

Five counterparties asked for one. Four are issued, and the Vernon warehouse’s is being corrected this afternoon. The Elysian Park bungalow still waits on its signed agreement.

Request a certificate
The Vernon warehouse asked for one more name at 2:40 p.m. Mula has the reply and the corrected certificate goes out by 3:40 p.m. Open the certificate
  • Cinelease Studios Los Angeles

    COI-LT-0001

    Loss payee, name match

    9:04 a.m. Issued
  • The Vernon warehouse

    COI-LT-0002

    Owner, management company, and the parent entity

    9:12 a.m. Correcting, back by 3:40 p.m.
  • The San Pedro pier

    COI-LT-0003

    The port district and the city

    9:20 a.m. Issued
  • The Sun Valley stage

    COI-LT-0004

    $2M excess, loss payee on the set

    9:26 a.m. Issued
  • The Elysian Park bungalow

    COI-LT-0005

    Owner named, $1M

    Not issued yet Waits on the signed agreement

Mula is a licensed California broker. A licensed broker reads every certificate before it goes out and stands behind the wording.

Mula places the policy that fits your production and tells you why. Mula never ranks carriers.