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Multimedia production agreement  
Doc Ref. EN-IPtr11
With Free Guidance Notes
Drawn by: Rajeev Goswami
Format available: word-small
Word count: 4300

Comprehensive agreement to regulate the terms required to
produce a television series, a film, a single television
program, a musical or any other performance. All
intellectual property rights pass to the company absolutely.
Safeguards both parties. Includes sensible and practical
provisions to ensure a smooth business relationship.
 
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About this document
This is an agreement between a company and a producer for the production of a motion picture, television series or film in digital stereo sound with video comprising text graphics and animated sequences.
Simply put, it is a terms and conditions document for the producer to hand to the client (the company – quite often a television station) to govern how, when and where he shall produce the multimedia – television programme, series or film. Alternatively, the television station may use this document as their standard terms between themselves and various producers.
As drawn, the producer is responsible for production and delivery of the media as per the specifications provided by the company. It is producer’s responsibility to hire directors, editors, producers, artists, performers, scriptwriters and other persons required for the production of the media.
The company owns all intellectual property rights in the series, film or other media, absolutely and forever. The producer has no right with respect to the intellectual property in the media except the moral right to be identified as the creator of the media.
 
Application and features
Suitable for any type of multimedia: film, musical, television series, television programme;
Protects both parties;
Special provisions dealing with intellectual property;
Plain English notes to guide you;
 
Contents
Production and delivery;
Copyright, subsistence and ownership;
Engagement of ascertained contributors;
Producer’s warranties;
Producer’s indemnities;
Company representative;
Service report and Insurance;
Screen credits;
Production budget: how much;
Bank account;
Books of accounts and records;
Royalty payments;
Payment accounts;
Termination and effects of termination;
What happens on company takeover;
Consequences of takeover;
Dispute resolution;
Schedule detailing the media;
Schedule detailing the production schedule;
Schedule detailing the production budget;
Schedule detailing the ascertained contributors;
Schedule detailing the royalty payments;
Other legal provisions;
Draftsman
This document has been drawn by Rajeev Goswami, unconnected with Net Lawman. Rajeev Goswami will welcome your contact for further legal help. There may be a charge for Rajeev Goswami services.

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