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Script Submission Agreement

The screenwriter acknowledges that the submission of the script and the execution of the Agreement does not create confidential or fiduciary relationship between the screenwriter and the producer.
The screenwriter represents that the material submitted is an original work, and that s/he is the sole owner.
The screenwriter will not be entitled to compensation for the use of similar or identical material developed independently of the writer's submission.
The screenwriter releases and indemnifies the producer against claims, loss and damages.
Don't accept any original material unless it's accompanied by a signed Script Submission Agreement. If you do, you could open yourself up to a future legal claim.
Available in MS Word format. Fully editable and reusable.

$12.49

The contract can be used to acquire the services of horses, dogs, cats, birds, or any other animal performers required by the script.
The animal's owner will have the animals available on the shooting dates and at the location(s) specified.
The animals will be accompanied at all times by an experienced trainer / handler.
The owner will ensure that the animals are kept safe and secure, and that they do not at any time pose a threat to persons or other animals, both on and off the set.
The owner must ensure that all rules and guidelines of the SPCA are followed, and that all laws and regulations governing animal safety are obeyed, to ensure the animals' safety and well being.
This Animal Performer Agreement template is available in MS Word format.

$12.49 $11.99

This rider should be attached to the actor's contract for any movie shoot that involves nudity and/or real or simulated sex acts.
The actor acknowledges being aware of the nature of the scenes, and consents to appearing nude or semi-nude and to taking part in the sexual acts.
The Nudity Rider to Actor Contract is an important contract template that should be part of your standard film project paperwork.
Buy and download the MS Word file, customize it for your purposes. Re-use as often as necessary.

$2.29

The crew member's employment is to be exclusive to the production.
The Deal Memo is not a guarantee of employment or a guarantee that the producer will use the employee's work in the motion picture.
Overtime must be approved beforehand. No compensation is paid for days not actually worked, including sick days and holidays.
The producer will provide transportation, accommodation, meals and per diem for out-of-town locations.
The employee will not be reimbursed for the use of his/her vehicle and mobile phone unless approved by the production manager.
Provisions for box / kit rentals. The producer is not liable for loss or damage unless caused by the producer's negligence.
The employee's services are provided on a "work made for hire" basis, and all proceeds belong to the producer. The producer has the right to use the employee's name and likeness for press kits and promotional materials.
Drug and alcohol use at work is grounds for immediate dismissal.
The employee will receive a screen credit at the producer's discretion.
This contract is governed by U.S. laws.

$14.99

The contract contains provisions for both SAG and non-union performers. Just choose the appropriate clauses for your project.
The wardrobe clause states that the actor will provide all wardrobe items, other than period costumes or specialty items which will be provided by the producer. You can amend this provision to fit the circumstances.
The producer has exclusive right to use the actor's name and likeness in connection with the picture. The producer will also have all merchandising rights, and will pay the actor a pro rata share of the gross revenues (less distribution fees) derived from the use of the actor's name or likeness in connection with merchandising.
The contract contains two dispute resolution clauses, one for SAG actors and one for non-union actors.
The contract also contains an employment eligibility requirement, in accordance with US immigration laws.
The performer gives the producer the right to make deductions from the performer's pay and remit them to the Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund.
Available in MS Word format, fully customizable and reusable.

$14.99

Even though the production is non-union, the parties intend that Writers Guild of America (WGA) credit rules will apply to the contract, to the maximum extent possible.
The screenwriter will be entitled to fixed compensation (flat fee), plus bonus compensation (based on final production budgets and credit allocation), and contingent compensation (calculated as a percentage of the net profits of the picture).
The screenwriter will also get additional compensation for sequels and remakes of the picture, and episode and rerun compensation for any television series based on the screenplay.
The producer will have sole ownership to the screenplay and all materials created in connection with the screenplay, including moral rights. The writer acknowledges that the services are provided to the producer as a work made for hire.
The Agreement includes an acknowledgement of FCC disclosure regulations by the screenwriter.
This USA Screenwriter Employment Agreement should be part of the production forms of any non-union project.

$29.99