Common use of DEDUCTIONS FROM ROYALTIES Clause in Contracts

DEDUCTIONS FROM ROYALTIES. Company will pay or get a label to pay all costs of recording (including cost of arranger, copyist, orchestration, conductor, musicians, background vocalists, a&r man, studio, tape, equalizing, editing, mastering, union and union associated pension and welfare funds, employer taxes based on salaries paid to the above designated personnel); and the following costs of production of album jackets: rough art, layout, fine art, photography, typography, color separation; and costs for promoting Artist's appearances on television shows; costs of a promotional man accompanying Artist on personal appearances; all said costs shall be charged against Artist's royalties. If Artist should fail to appear or be late in appearing at the time and place designated by Company, for recording hereunder, Artist agrees to pay to Company all costs, expenses and charges incurred or paid by Company by reason thereof. Any expenses which a label leasing or buying masters produced pursuant to this contract charges against royalties paid to Company may be charged by Company against Artist's royalties, if Company so desires.