ANDREW ZUCKER

Encino, CA (818) 929-6361 andrewzuckeresq@gmail.com OVERVIEW Experienced entertainment, Internet and corporate attorney handling comprehensive legal and business affairs for television networks, production companies, film studios, top-level executives, producers, starring talent, personal managers and Web developers, advising on strategy, negotiation and drafting of agreements for the acquisition of rights, licensing of content, hiring of key-talent, strategic joint ventures, and the development, production and distribution of network and cable television shows, motion pictures, and streaming media in domestic and international settings. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ISAACMAN, KAUFMAN & PAINTER, P.C., Los Angeles, CA Corporate, Entertainment and Internet Attorney, VP, Member of the Firm, 2000 present LOWY & ZUCKER LLP, Beverly Hills, CA Entertainment and Internet Attorney, Partner, 1993 - 2000 IRWIN & ROWAN, Los Angeles, CA Attorney, Of Counsel, 1989 - 1993 In television and motion pictures, negotiate production, distribution and financing agreements for network and cable series, starring performers, low-budget films and above- and below-the-line talent. Guide and represent major TV and film production companies, show-runners, producers, actors, directors, personal managers, talent agents, literary and comic book authors and artists, product inventors, celebrity chefs, restaurateurs, museum curators, and musicians, handling all business and legal affairs. Notable undertakings have included: Representing Kelsey Grammer (Frasier) and Adam Rodriguez (CSI: Miami), numerous starring actors from NYPD Blue, the complete cast of HGTVs Design on a Dime, and others in connection with their initial engagement and/or renegotiated series compensation and participation over multiple years. Negotiating the first and only co-production / co-financing agreement between Discovery Channel and NatGeo. Serving as production attorney and legal adviser to various production companies and executive producers including Brillstein Grey, Patchett Kaufman, and Pie Town Productions in connection with approximately 50 different network and basic-cable series, including with A&E, GSN, Lifetime, MTV, OWN, WEtv, et al. Advising the producers of High School Musical (The Disney Channel) on their motion picture and television endeavors. Overseeing the financing and distribution of the internationally formatted series I Survived a Japanese Game Show handling the agreements, and tax matters for the studio (Television Tokyo) and its show-runners. Negotiating successful agreements against major studios including CBS, Paramount, Endemol and others. In regard to Internet and software, serve as attorney for international hi-tech companies, which has included: Successfully proposing and finalizing the first agreement allowing a major movie star to appear in digital media. Negotiating historic agreements for the display of NY Times, Wall St. Journal, and Chicago Sun Times on international Web portals in countries from which they were previously barred. Serving as general counsel for a publicly traded Internet auction company. Establishing and implementing First Amendment (18 USC 2257) protocols and age-verification strategies for Web businesses in the U.S. and abroad. Acting as the liaison between a major Japanese software company, Justsystem Corp. and U.S. counterparts.

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CAPITAL CITIES / ABC, INC. (ABC-TV), Los Angeles, CA Associate Program Attorney, 1987 - 1989 Drafted and negotiated licensing, development and employment agreements among network, studios and talent, resolved insurance issues and guild disputes, consistently reduced talent costs by 50%. Handled all children's programming. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE ACADEMY OF INTERACTIVE ARTS & SCIENCES, Beverly Hills, CA Founder, President, 1991-1996 Founded, established and licensed (to a major software association) the first new Hollywood academy in over 40 years. Selected and managed a board of governors; chaired numerous committees; negotiated strategic relationships with corporations, guilds, periodicals and trade organizations in the computer and entertainment industries. Executive produced and sold the first televised awards programs for computer games and interactive media to TBS and Bravo Television, negotiating all sponsorship and licensing deals. UCLA EXTENSION, Los Angeles, CA Adjunct Professor, 1991 - 1992 "Producing True Life Stories for Television & Film," (Annual 12 hour course) EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF LAVERNE / San Fernando Valley College of Law, Los Angeles, CA, J.D., 1986 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY, B.A. 1980 Major: Philosophy, Minor: Japanese Dean's list; Student Council; Varsity Fencing and Swimming PUBLICATIONS -Tips for Negotiating with Well Established Entities (2002) Advising Start-Up and Emerging Companies / Law Journal Newsletters -"New Media - A Ringside View of Trends in Industry" (1996) Animation World Magazine -Interactive Multimedia Marketplace (1993) Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences -"Think About Interactive Music Rights Now" (1992) Billboard Magazine "Commentary" -"FCC to Rule on Network Financial/Syndication Regulations" (1991) Los Angeles Daily Journal -Getting Away From It All - International Production, Distribution and Financing (1988) Los Angeles County Bar Association Intellectual Property Section (with Gary Lehman) SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS -Keynote, Internet Matrix Reloaded, Beverly Hills Bar Association, 2003 -Panelist, "Summer Screenwriting Conference," Sherwood Oaks College, 1997 -Guest Lecturer, "Interactive Entertainment Law," Southwestern Law, Entertainment Law Society, 1995 -Moderator, "The Future of 500 Channels," Digital Hollywood, L.A., 1994 Interview, "Interactive Entertainment," The Business Channel, L.A., 1992 BOARD MEMBERSHIP -Board of Governors, Century City Bar Association, 2010-present -Board of Directors, WCollect.com, Inc. (NASDAQ OTC: WCLT) 1998-1999 -Board of Executives, Los Angeles County Bar Association Intellectual Property Section 1987-1992 LANGUAGES Japanese