Going direct with client's customer (not client)?

[eek]

Busy watching the Mandelorian in f**king fabulous 4k on Disney+. Best thing ever!!

I watched that months ago - https://www.wired.com/story/fortnite...lmmaking-tech/ is a very good write up on how they are producing it..

[Andy Hallett]

Honestly, as a contractor you have very limited risk here.

Chances are even if you had opted out, the opt would be ineffective. Agencies don't go after contractors. End client won't care unless they are restricted.

[northernladuk]

Honestly, as a contractor you have very limited risk here.

Chances are even if you had opted out, the opt would be ineffective. Agencies don't go after contractors. End client won't care unless they are restricted.

I thought you said you've sued a contractor for this once?

[Ariosa]

Thanks for your answers all.

It looks like we're moving forward with this one. Not 100% confirmed yet but complications are highly unlikely.

[Andy Hallett]

I thought you said you've sued a contractor for this once?

I did, but it's not applicable to all circumstances.