Contract Management Services

Here is the breakdown. We manage the contractual framework that holds a production together in Turkey — buy-in agreements for cast and crew, location and venue contracts, supplier and gear-rental terms, and the release documents that secure usage rights. Our team works with local production-law advisers to make sure agreements are valid under Turkish law, well bilingual where needed, and clear on payment, scheduling, cancellation and liability. We track signatures, deliverables and deadlines across the production calendar, set up with the line producer on cash flow, and make sure the contractual chain of title is complete before footage moves into post. Where foreign cast or crew are engaged, we align contracts with work-eligibility needs so the forms supports a compliant shoot.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Turkey's legal context shapes how contracts are drafted. The country is a transcontinental republic, a NATO and Council of Europe member and an EU candidate. But not an EU member, so EU-wide instruments do not apply auto and agreements are built on Turkish domestic law. Data-protection clauses must reflect the KVKK — the Personal Data Protection Law and its authority — specific for talent personal data and crew records. VAT (KDV) at 20% affects how supplier contracts are priced. Agreements that touch the national rebates should be structured so qualifying Turkish spend is logged for the rebates administered through the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. We keep all of this steady, so a production's contracts are both enforceable and audit-ready.