35mm Delivery Items Clause Samples
The '35mm Delivery Items' clause defines the specific requirements and obligations related to the delivery of 35mm film materials in a contract, typically within the context of film production or distribution. This clause outlines what constitutes acceptable 35mm film elements, such as prints, negatives, or interpositives, and may specify technical standards, delivery timelines, and packaging instructions. By clearly detailing what must be delivered and in what condition, the clause ensures that both parties understand their responsibilities and helps prevent disputes over the quality or completeness of the film materials provided.
35mm Delivery Items. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Agreement or the other Completion Documents, Producer shall indemnify and hold harmless Completion Guarantor from and against any cost, expense, loss, or damage Completion Guarantor may incur or suffer as a result of any failure to deliver any 35mm Delivery Items including any Delivery Items that must be created from any 35mm element (whether or not such 35mm element is itself a Delivery Item) (a) unless at the relevant time there is a laboratory in the United States capable, in Completion Guarantor’s opinion, of creating commercially acceptable 35mm Delivery Items; or (b) if at the relevant time there is no laboratory in the United States that in Completion Guarantor’s opinion is capable of creating commercially acceptable 35mm Delivery Items but there is such a laboratory outside the United States, then the Budget specifically includes sufficient provision (or sufficient additional provision acceptable to Completion Guarantor is made by Producer or any person other than Completion Guarantor) to cover the costs of creating the 35mm Delivery Items at, and delivering the 35mm Delivery Items from, such laboratory outside the United States to each applicable Distributor.
35mm Delivery Items. Any failure to deliver any 35mm Delivery Items including any Delivery Items that must be created from any 35mm element (whether or not such 35mm element is itself a Delivery Item) (a) unless at the relevant time there is a laboratory in the United States capable, in Completion Guarantor’s opinion, of creating commercially acceptable 35mm Delivery Items; or (b) if at the relevant time there is no laboratory in the United States capable, in Completion Guarantor’s opinion, of creating commercially acceptable 35mm Delivery Items but there is such a laboratory outside the United States, then the Budget specifically includes sufficient provision (or sufficient additional provision acceptable to Completion Guarantor is made by Producer or any person other than Completion Guarantor) to cover the costs of creating the 35mm Delivery Items at such laboratory and delivering them to each applicable Distributor.