Production Budget definition

Production Budget means a budget detailing the expenditure items for the production of the Programme prepared by the Company and approved by RTHK and attached hereto as Schedule II.

Production Budget means the budget used by the qualified taxpayer and production company and shall include, but is not limited to, Above-The-Line costs including wages, and Below-The-Line costs including post-production, insurance, rights, and music and clip licensing fees. Production budget shall include wages, goods, and services performed and incurred within and outside of California. It does not include costs which are not directly associated with the pre-production, production or post-production of the project, such as: distribution prints and advertising, marketing, film festival participation, financing or distribution costs such as theater rentals and DVD manufacturing.

Production Budget means the total budgeted cost of the Production.

Examples of Production Budget in a sentence

• If at the time of exercise of Purchaser’s option, the Production Budget is not set, then the minimum amount set forth above will be paid to Owner upon exercise of the Option and adjusted as necessary upon commencement of principle photography.

• If any of the following Critical Path Deadlines are not met, the Production Schedule and/or Production Budget may be effected.

• PTVI will be entitled to receive all revenues generated in the Territory by the Output Programs produced or acquired pursuant to Licensor's 1999 Production Budget, including revenues collected by Licensor prior to the date of the Agreement, net of any amounts actually paid by Licensor or its Affiliates that would have been PTVI's obligation had the Output Programs been acquired by PTVI on January 1, 1999 (such as residuals, music clearance fees, etc.).

• If Licensee chooses to pay such license fee, it will obtain the same rights as if that program were an Output Program (except that the budget for that program will not be included under the Production Budget for Output Programs for that year).

• If the actual cost of producing the Picture should be less than the Production Budget, Producer shall first re-pay the full sum of such underages to Investor.

More Definitions of Production Budget

Production Budget means the budget used by the applicant and production company and shall include qualified and non-qualified expenditures. Production budget shall include wages, goods, and services performed and incurred within and outside of California. It does not include costs, which are not directly associated with the preproduction, production or postproduction of the project, such as, but not limited to, distribution prints and advertising, marketing, film festival participation, financing, or distribution costs such as DVD manufacturing.‌

Production Budget has the meaning set forth in Section 6.2(b).

Production Budget means the total cost of production of the Series, being the sum total of, BTL and Production Fee, which is the USD equivalent of INR 7,49,00,000 (Indian Rupees Seven Crores and Forty Nine Lakhs Only) subject to Taxes and payable in the manner specified in Clause 4.1. An item wise summary of the estimated production budget of the Series is as set out in Schedule 4 hereto;”

Production Budget is expected to be One Million and Two Hundred Thousand U.S. Dollars ($1,200,000.00).

Production Budget means the “awarded contract budget,” which shall exclude costs related to both post production and on-camera performers. Any reference to the “Total Production Cost” means all costs, except as excluded above, of pre-production and production, whether incurred directly or through another person or entity.

Production Budget means the Production budget for the Film approved by the Government attached at Schedule 1;

Production Budget means the best estimated, mutually agreed upon, cost of a programme or series and the line by line overview of the various cost components. The Production Budget is inclusive of applicable fees, including all costs and fees related to all digital extensions and/or software applications but exclusive of prizes and hosts fees. Towards an exhibition company the Production Budget will serve as the sales price for a programme or series that includes any and all digital extension thereof or related software application.