ECIJA advises GOOD MOOD in the production of the series “THE AGENCY”
On Wednesday 10 September at 23:00, Telecinco premiered The Agency, the Spanish version of one of the most successful and adapted European series in recent decades. The fiction is produced by Good Mood (Mediawan) for Mediaset Spain, with Daniel Écija and Ghislain Barrois as executive producers.
With a fresh, bold tone filled with humour, The Agency narrates the day-to-day, relationships, and personal conflicts of a dazzling professional environment, where egos, infidelities, impossible loves, and unexpected situations are part of the daily landscape.
The series features a top-level artistic cast, led by Javier Gutiérrez, Marta Hazas, Manuela Velasco, Carlos Bardem, Fiorella Faltoyano, Andrés Velencoso, and Goya Toledo. Additionally, each episode will include the participation of a guest star playing themselves, among whom are Belén Rueda, Jaime Lorente, Rubén Cortada, Hiba Abouk, Petra Martínez, Belén Écija, Jose Coronado, Toni Acosta, Clara Lago, Luis Zahera, Sara Sálamo, Sílvia Abril, and Ernesto Sevilla.
In this project, ECIJA has advised on all legal matters related to audiovisual production, including management and labour advisory, hiring of technical, auxiliary, and artistic personnel, as well as the preparation of service provision contracts, production, exploitation and distribution, in addition to matters related to intellectual property and tax incentives.
The ECIJA team that participated in the operation consists of Macarena Miranda (partner), Raúl Rojas (partner), Javier López (partner), Helena Suárez (partner), and Carmen Aguado (partner).
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