Lawyer Profile

Schuyler M. Moore

Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP

Recognized Since:

2008
Recognized in:

Entertainment Law - Motion Pictures and Television

Tax Law
Law School:

University of California Los Angeles
Website:

http://www.greenbergglusker.co...
E-mail:

smoore@greenbergglusker.com
Location:

1900 Avenue of the Stars, 21st Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90067

Schuyler Moore practices entertainment, corporate and tax law. He has been practicing in the entertainment industry since 1981, represents producers, sales agents, foreign distributors and financiers, and has handled some of the largest financing transactions in Hollywood. He is Chair of Stroock’s Entertainment Practice Group.

Lawyer Bio

Education:

University of California Los Angeles, J.D., graduated 1981
University of California Los Angeles, BA, graduated 1978

Bar Admissions:

California, The State Bar of California

Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America for work in:

Entertainment Law - Motion Pictures and Television
Tax Law

Awards:

Selected by the Daily Journal as one of the top 50 entertainment lawyers in California for 2015
Listed as one of the top 100 California lawyers by the Daily Journal
Named to Hollywood Reporter’s “Top 100 Power Lawyers” list
Listed in Super Lawyers
Recognized in Variety’s annual “Dealmakers Impact Report”
Recognized in Variety’s annual “Legal Impact Report”
Listed in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business

Additional Information:

Experience

Mr. Moore has represented:

China Film Group (the largest Chinese theatrical distribution company and state owned) and Pegasus in connection with the acquisition of two high profile U.S. film projects.
A Greek fund called Hercules in connection with its investment in a film titled "Mena," starring Tom Cruise.
Hunan Group on the largest Chinese investment in Hollywood to date – a multi-year slate financing with Lions Gate.
One of the lead investors in Ratpac-Dune slate financing with Warner Brothers.
Oliver Stone and long-time producing partner Moritz Borman producing a film based on Edward Snowden.
Virgo Capital on the acquisition of Millennium Entertainment from Nu Image.
Exclusive Media in connection with $100 million of film production financing.
Toho-Towa, Kadokawa, and Lotte on their investment in Hemisphere, a $250 million slate financing transaction for large budget studio films, including Tin Tin, Men in Black III and Smurfs.
Tele-Muenchen in connection with a number of studio output deals.
Reliance on its funding of DreamWorks in an $850 million transaction.
Hyde Park Entertainment on its $100 million financing transaction with ImageNation.
Cyrte on its acquisitions of Spitfire and Newmarket.
Aramid Entertainment on over $200 million of film financing transactions.
Morgan Freeman on investments in high-tech companies, including ClickStar (a VOD company) and Digiboo (a digital kiosk company).