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Half of it is that, and half of it is that it is standard procedure for contract artists to not be caught standing in a court of law. Nobody wants to hire peopl
by kmeisthax 4y ago
Half of it is that, and half of it is that it is standard procedure for contract artists to not be caught standing in a court of law. Nobody wants to hire people who sue.
- Chris2048 4y ago> Nobody wants to hire people who sue so why bother ever paying one?
- kmeisthax 4y agoBecause that gives the studio the reputation of being a deadbeat. All the incentives point towards "keep disputes private and resolve them out of court if possible". Obviously, if the studios never pay, then nobody agrees to work for them, and the whole system of creative production just collapses. Related note: iD is going to have a harder time hiring composers now that this is public.