Overview
A contract that grants a film producer the right to use a musical composition in their film soundtrack. It covers synchronisation rights, payments, and credit obligations, ensuring the music owner and producer are legally protected.
Key Features
- Parties: Licensor (music owner) and Licensee (film producer)
- Rights: Synchronisation of music with visuals in a film
- Usage: Theatrical, TV, streaming, and promotional use
- Licence Fee: Fixed fee or royalties agreed
- Credits: Composer/artist credited in the film
- Term: Duration of licence and renewal options
- Indemnity: Protection from third-party claims
When to Use
- Adding music to a feature film, short film, or documentary
- Licensing music for streaming services, TV, or cinema release
- Including tracks in trailers or promotional materials
- Securing rights to avoid disputes with publishers or composers
From £ 99
