top of page

Entertainment law

  • Writer: Amanda Riddell
    Amanda Riddell
  • Jun 14
  • 1 min read

Might sound like incomprehensible jargon to Andrew Little, but it's not to me. That's how I get paid (or not). That's how I get to make films (or not). - Everyone in Wellington thinks they know something, but I'm telling you respectfully to butt out unless you're an entertainment lawyer. My case is rock-solid. It was the first thing that Apple Corps checked when inducting me. Steve Barr has no legal right to my IP. I'm yet to meet an entertainment lawyer regarding this, but I've got Lauren on my side. Every person that has half a brain knows that I'm being trolled by an IP troll. Disney is that IP troll, and people should be thinking of that Silicon Valley episode. - They don't have the legal right to produce Weeded Out. Mr. Barr has to accept that. No matter how much he loves his illegal derivative, that's all it is. The only remaining option was to remove the infringing elements and rewrite. Instead, he blackmailed me and began a frontline investigation. That is the reality. Anything else is a fiction invented by Barr and his cronies. Disney has to stop blackmailing me via porn for me to feel safe.

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Extra thoughts for Hollywood

Only producers in the room should get a say on the cut. I saw Project Greenlight Season 4... loads of HBO suits remotely commenting. That film was even worse than Feast from season 3, which wasn't gre

 
 
 
Public statement: to VUW

Victoria University of Wellington needs to apologise publicly for harassing me. It was their bullshit that enabled me to begin a police investigation. My terms are the same as always: double my stude

 
 
 
'become a top-rated streaming show'

We already have a streaming series. It's called The Dakumentary. We already did a sequel. It's called AMPP. Steve Barr and Disney have no legal right to use my IP. We're starting our own streaming ser

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page