Jay Quatrini is a lawyer and partner at Davenport Lyons, a London-based firm specializing in entertainment law. Quatrini maintains offices in both London and New York, and his client list has included Diana, Princess of Wales, Tyra Banks, Beenie Man, Joe Montana, Sean Paul, Slick Rick, Larry Bird, Toots and the Maytals, and the estate of Rachmaninoff.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, gives advice to anyone wanting to get into the music business. He recomends people to follow their dreams and be in a city where the music industry is active.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about his background as an entertainment lawyer. He first discusses how he got started in entertainment law and gives a personal background of the various people he has represented in the past.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about what he does as an entertainment lawyer. He describes the competitiveness in the industry and the importance of being involved with various people within the industry. Jay then discusses the role of an entertainment lawyer in developing an artist and how to market clients.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about the differences between American law and British law. He discusses the different legal rights and contract restrictions when comparing the laws in the United States and Great Britain. Jay then explains how mechanical royalties are calculated in the two countries and the financial implications of both processes.
Entertainment lawyer Jay Quatrini shares his techniques and secrets of communicating about business to people with artistic temperaments, and when to deal with their manager instead.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about record deals and how they are made. He starts off with the many options an agreement can have that gives the record company the ability to have an artist signed as long as possible. Jay also discusses the differences of record contracts depending on the genre.
Entertainment lawyer Jay Quatrini describes the difference between owning the copyright on a recorded performance, and owning the publishing rights to the composition being performed.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about shopping artists to record labels. He discusses various ways to effectively present an artist to a label. He explains that the more an artist has in terms of career development, the better the chances are that a record label is going to have an interest in that artist.
Jay Quatrini, a partner at Davenport Lyons in New York City, talks about the state of the music business today. Topics discussed include illegal downloading, new technology, branding artists and music, and new business tactics for marketing music.
