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Film Distribution Schedule - Definition of Gross Receipts After Breakeven

The schedule clarifies how breakeven points, receipts, distribution fees and expenses, film rentals, and other revenues and costs will be treated and applied.
Foreign receipts are not included in gross receipts until the sums have been received in US dollars or used by the studio for production or acquisition of films or property which can be legally exported from the country of origin.
The studio has complete authority to distribute and license exhibition of the Picture.
Participants have no right, title or interest in the motion picture, and no lien rights on the gross receipts or net profits.
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The producer will be responsible for supervising and assisting with different aspects of the film making, including cast auditions, location scouting, hiring crew, photography, editing, and post-production.
The producer will receive a weekly salary, as well as deferred compensation (in first position of all contingent deferments), and contingent compensation.
The production company will have complete control of the production of the film and will own all rights to the motion picture, including all intellectual property rights.
The producer agrees to assign to the production company all rights in any material that he/she may have been responsible for writing or creating.
The producer will be entitled to a producing credit on all prints of the film and in paid advertising.
The parties agree to submit any disputes to AFMA arbitration.
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The product owner grants the film producer the rights to use the product and related service marks for purposes of production, distribution, advertising, promotion and exploitation of the motion picture, as well as merchandising and co-promotion purposes.
The producer retains creative control over the film and is under no obligation to use the product in the theatrical version of the film and the product owner has no rights against the producer if the product is not used.
The product owner indemnifies the producer against liability, damages or claims with respect to the use of the product.
The producer indemnifies the product owner against third party claims for injury, death or property damage in connection with the making of the film.
Both parties agree to keep all information regarding the film and the agreement confidential. The producer will be entitled to injunctive relief if the product owner breaches the confidentiality provisions.
The producer agrees to not represent the product or the brand marks in a disparaging manner in the film.
Any disputes arising under the agreement will be sent to binding arbitration.
The agreement is governed by California law but also contains additional paragraphs to be used if the production is out of state or out of country.
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