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    International Television Distribution Agreement

    $39.99

    Distribute a made-for-TV movie worldwide with this International Television Distribution Agreement.

    • The distributor has exclusive rights to distribute, license, market, promote and exploit the motion picture in all languages, in all forms of television media, and the home entertainment market.
    • The distributor also has the right to edit the movie as required for purposes of time integration, censorship, commercials, etc., and to make dubbed, sub-titled and close captioned versions.
    • The distributor has the authority to start legal actions to preserve and protect its rights and to defend against any claims with respect to the picture or any of the rights granted.
    • The distributor will pay the producer a percentage of gross receipts (after payment of distribution fees and recoupment of direct distribution costs), as compensation for the rights granted.
    • The Agreement includes a Schedule of Delivery Items, Schedule of Territorial Minimums, and a Schedule of Information Regarding the Picture.
    Download Type: Microsoft Word
    Last Updated: 28-September-2022
    SKU: 8960
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