Video Game Soundtrack Agreement

If you want to use specific music for the soundtrack of your movie, you'll need to obtain the rights from the owner with this Broad Rights Synchronization License.

• The music owner or publisher grants the producers a perpetual non-exclusive worldwide right to record, dub and/or synchronize the composition in or as part of the soundtrack for a film production.
• The producers also have the right to perform and exhibit the work wherever the movie is shown in movie theaters throughout North America.
• The license does NOT grant the right to broadcast the film on television, pay per view, satellite, subscription TV or otherwise, except with the consent of the applicable performing rights society.
• License fees are based on a sliding scale according to the number of recording units sold (i.e. CDs, DVDs, videos, etc).

Every film contracts library should have a Broad Rights Synchronization License for music. Download yours today.

This USA Soundtrack Recording Agreement allows a film producer to hire a musical artist as a loan-out to record the soundtrack for a motion picture.

• The artist’s services constitute a work made for hire under the US Copyright Act.
• The artist grants the producer an exclusive, perpetual and worldwide synch license to use the master recording for purposes of producing, recording, distributing and marketing the motion picture and any soundtrack album.
• The producer also has the right to re-record and edit the master, and is not obligated to employ the artist in connection with same.
• The artist's loan-out corporation will be paid minimum scale for the artist’s services, plus royalties on the net sales of albums containing the master.
• The digital template also includes an Inducement Letter covering the artist’s representations and warranties which are given to induce the producers to sign the Agreement.
• The Agreement is governed by United States laws.

You can use the Soundtrack Recording Agreement for multiple artists and on multiple movie projects.