Multiple rights agreement 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the multiple rights agreement in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Contract No' field at the top of the document. This unique identifier is essential for tracking and referencing your agreement.
  3. Review the definitions section carefully. Each term, such as 'Cinematic Rights' and 'PayPerView Rights', outlines specific rights associated with motion picture exploitation. Ensure you understand these terms as they will guide your selections throughout the form.
  4. Proceed to specify the rights you wish to acquire or grant under each category (e.g., Theatrical, NonTheatrical). Use checkboxes or text fields as indicated in the form to clearly outline your intentions.
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Beyond revenue-sharing, 360 deals often contain provisions that severely restrict the artists control over creative and business decisions. Long-term exclusivity clauses, limitations on re-recording past works, and label approval rights over endorsements and media appearances are common.
Major labels or their subsidiaries often work on a 70/30 or even 85/15 split, with the majority kept by the label. For indie labels, it is standard practice to offer a 40/60 or 50/50 split (label/artist). You need to bear in mind that royalties will not docHub your bank account before your entire balance is recouped.
Earnings are normally split 50-50 over three to seven years, and who owns the masters is down to negotiation. The hard work is split between the artist and the label, though the label will fund the deal - meaning they put forward the initial cost of making a new record.
When you sign a deal with a record label, they often take a majority of the royalty split. If you see 80/20 split for example, that means the label takes 80% of earnings from that income stream, and the artist takes 20%.
The industry standard is 50/50 , ours is 70/30 thats 70% to Artist and only 30% to Company but when the Contract ends you retain 100%.
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