annabellegauberti

Joined Aug 2017

Annabelle is a solicitor of England and Wales, as well as an avocat a la Cour, ie a French-qualified lawyer, who focuses her practice on providing legal services, on either contentious or non-contentious matters, to companies and individuals working in the creative industries in general, and the art, luxury goods, fashion, music, motion picture, television, Internet, multimedia sectors in particular.

She has 23 years of experience, as a private practice lawyer, and she practices from London and Paris, from the two offices of Crefovi, the law firm she founded in 2012.

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S3.E21Freedom of speech in the creative industries

Lawfully Creative

Jun 21, 2023

Great podcast episode on freedom of speech

Impressive. Great host, great content. A must listen. Leave a review here. Crefovi, the law firm behind production of this podcast episode, has gone from strength to strength. Well done Crefovi. Now broadcasting weekly podcasts! Really awesome. Impressive. Great host, great content. A must listen. Leave a review here. Crefovi, the law firm behind production of this podcast episode, has gone from strength to strength. Well done Crefovi. Now broadcasting weekly podcasts! Really awesome. Impressive. Great host, great content. A must listen. Leave a review here. Crefovi, the law firm behind production of this podcast episode, has gone from strength to strength. Well done Crefovi. Now broadcasting weekly podcasts! Really awesome.

Be Natural : L'Histoire cachée d'Alice Guy-Blaché

7.7

Oct 11, 2018

Insightful & highly surprising story of Ms Guy-Bache

I watched that film during the BFI film festival and the director Pamela B Green graced us with a Q&A at the end. This documentary is a formidable labour of love, extraordinarily documented and thorough, on the life and career of the first film director who ... happened to be a woman! Alice Guy-Bache! Terrific documentary, although it was so fast-paced that I felt dizzy at times! A must watch!