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    Quitclaim Release of Interest in Literary Property

    $6.29

    Transfer the ownership interest in a literary work from the writer to a film producer with this Quitclaim Release of Interest in Literary Property.

    • The writer releases and quitclaims his/her interest in the property, including copyright or trademark interest, to the producer.
    • Neither the producer or any person claiming through the producer will make any future claim with respect to the property.
    • This form of Release is typically associated with an option or literary acquisition agreement to acquire the rights for a future movie or television production.
    • The process of acquiring the rights to a literary property requires a good deal of paperwork. The Quitclaim Release of Interest form is part of that documentation.
    • Available in MS Word format.
    Download Type: Microsoft Word
    Last Updated: 18-August-2022
    SKU: 8916
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    Definition of Gross and Net Receipts (Film Distribution)

    $6.29

    This 2-page Definition of Gross and Net Receipts defines what each of the terms in a film distribution agreement means, and should be attached to the agreement as a schedule.

    • The attachment can be appended to any film industry contract which requires a definition of receipts, expenses and profits.
    • The schedule defines the different forms of receipts (theatrical, non-theatrical, outright sales, television, video, auxiliary receipts, miscellaneous receipts), as well as a definition of excluded income.
    • The attachment is fully editable and can be customized for your circumstances.

    Download the Definition of Gross and Net Receipts template for your film contract library.

    Definition of Net Profits (Film Distribution)

    $12.49

    This is a 5-page schedule that defines and clarifies what constitutes net profits, receipts, and expenses in a film distribution agreement.

    This schedule can be attached to any film industry contract in which fees, royalties and other payments are calculated based on income derived from:
    • license fees,
    • residuals,
    • distribution fees,
    • theatrical and/or non-theatrical receipts,
    • television and video receipts,
    • other income from the film except for excluded items and net of any distribution expenses, taxes, and other costs.

    The Definition of Net Profits template is provided in MS Word format, and can be customized for your film distribution contract.