Which form provides all risk coverage for exposed motion picture film until the first positive prints are made?

The Film Coverage Form is designed specifically to provide comprehensive protection for exposed motion picture film. This coverage ensures that the film is protected against various risks until the first positive prints are developed. It recognizes the unique characteristics and vulnerabilities of motion picture film, which require specialized insurance to cover the risks associated with film production, such as loss or damage due to fire, theft, or other unforeseen events.

Unlike general liability forms, which primarily cover third-party bodily injury and property damage, or property coverage forms that might focus on specific types of property without the nuances of film productions, the Film Coverage Form tailors its protection to the needs of filmmakers. Additionally, equipment coverage forms typically focus on insuring physical filming equipment rather than the film itself.

Thus, the Film Coverage Form is the most appropriate and specialized option for ensuring all-risk coverage for exposed motion picture film during the critical phase before positive prints are made.