Entertainment
Industry & Replacement Cost Insurance
You purchase insurance to cover losses you may have to your commercial
buildings, equipment, cameras, props and other property. There are a number of
decisions you make regarding your coverage that will determine how the loss
will be viewed by the insurance company. According to the latest surveys by
major insurers, many in the entertainment industry have a critical gap in their
insurance coverage. The reasons vary from; not fully understanding how certain
coverage applies to their business, buying insurance from an agent who does not
understand entertainment insurance, thinking their commercial coverage provides
the coverage, and finally believing they don’t have the risk.
What Is Replacement
Cost Coverage?
Replacement cost coverage essentially means that the
insurance company will replace the damaged or destroyed property with new
property up to the policy limit, as long as it is with like kind and quality. This may seem simple, but it's not quite that
simple in every case. If the value is not accurate, your loss may not be fully
covered.
Replacement cost insurance can be purchased to protect buildings,
props, cameras, production equipment, machinery, office equipment and more. This
insurance pays the full amount needed to replace the asset or property up to
the policy limit. Any gradual reduction of the asset value or depreciation is
not taken into account for insurance claim purposes.
The staff at John Hart Insurance has over 60 years combined
experience in the field of entertainment insurance. We focus exclusively on understanding the
unique needs of motion picture, television, video, music and theatrical
companies. This knowledge base allows us
to structure an insurance program specifically for each client that will be a
balance of the best coverage and most
economical solutions to help them manage the risks inherent to their unique
businesses.
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