Cinema Sample Clauses
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Cinema. Cinema media includes but is not restricted to the following:
27.1. On-screen advertising;
27.2. In-cinema advertising, (poster sites etc…);
27.3. All associated digital activity; and
27.4. In cinema partnership activity.
Cinema. Before the Cinema is used again as a cinema the Landlord covenants to use its reasonable endeavours to install or procure the installation of noise attenuation measures in order to ensure that no noise can be heard outside the Cinema building and/or on the Property and/or inside any buildings forming part of the Property.
Cinema. Please indicate the estimated overall amount of the audiovisual industry sector for 2015. What are (if any) the financial support systems in place for the audiovisual sector (including cinema)?
Cinema. The Supplier shall conduct two (2) audits per year for cinema which covers the following: admissions guaranteed versus admissions achieved; analysis of film inventory by quality and relevance to target audience; position in reel; planned coverage and frequency versus achieved coverage and frequency; and value delivered versus value planned. The Supplier shall conduct audits which include a validation of any applicable early booking discounts or late fees and an end of year validation of rebates, unbilled media and media with no invoiced cost (e.g. free of charge). The Supplier shall provide bi-annual presentations and written reports benchmarking government media buying against other major advertisers to determine value for money for the tax payer. These reports shall display spend by channel and the savings and quality achieved. Spend data shall not enter the auditor’s cinema benchmarking methodology, as agreed with the Authority and/or Contracting Authorities.
Cinema. The Supplier shall conduct, if required by the Authority and/or Contracting Authorities, international audit(s) for cinema which covers the following: the Supplier shall audit cinema in terms of media cost and media quality; admissions guaranteed versus admissions achieved; analysis of film inventory by quality and relevance to target audience; position in reel; planned coverage and frequency versus achieved coverage and frequency; and value delivered versus value planned. The Supplier shall conduct, if required by the Authority and/or Contracting Authorities, international audit(s) for radio which covers the following: all government spend in international markets will be measured versus radio Auditor’s Benchmarks (including sponsorships and promotions); cost performance by Media Sales House or equivalent and government department; marketplace updates including top spending advertisers (with spend) for radio and where government ranks; and natural delivery, cost and quality results expressed against the Supplier benchmarks.
Cinema. Both Parties shall favour co-production initiatives between their public and private organizations through common projects of promotion and co-production; the exchange of artists; the participation in festivals, celebrations, workshops and international major cultural events, in order to increase the value of the cinema of both countries (see Annex II D).
Cinema. The costs for the organisation of film exhibitions and festivals shall be agreed upon by the two Parties, case by case, according to the financial availabilities and the conditions more convenient for both Parties.
Cinema. 13.1. The Parties express their satisfaction for the signature, on April 3rd 2006 in Ankara, of the Agreement on Film Co-Productions”.
13.2. The Parties shall favour cooperation between their respective institutions, organizations, associations of filmmakers and film archives in the production of films, provision of filmmaking services.
13.3. The International Istanbul Film Festival (April) and the International Ankara Film Festival (spring) are annually organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, and the World Mass Communications Research Foundation, respectively.
13.4. The Parties shall promote the valorisation of the cinema of the other country.
13.5. The Parties shall facilitate the mutual organization of film weeks in their respective countries.
Cinema. A. Both Parties, through the Instituto do Cinema, Audiovisual e Multimedia (ICAM) and Korean Film Council (KOFIC), shall endeavour to sign a Protocol in the Film area, which might include preparatory studies regarding the possibility of a co- production and/or distribution agreement.
B. The Korean party, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, shall make efforts to hold the Korean Film Week in Lisbon on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Portuguese Republic and the Republic of Korea.
C. The Portuguese Party, through Instituto Camões, shall endeavour to hold a Portuguese Film Week in Seoul, on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Portuguese Republic and the Republic of Korea.
