Common use of ELECTRONIC RIGHTS Clause in Contracts

ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. In the event that the production of a play is, in whole or in part, electronically reproduced or transmitted substantially as presented in the stage production for other than archival purposes, the Producer shall pay, or cause to be paid, to the Director and/or Choreographer of the stage production a payment of no less than the original contractual fee. If an electronic reproduction is used for resale purposes, additional royalty of at least the contractual fee must be negotiated before such reproduction is permitted. It is understood, the Producer has the right to show a segment of no more than fifteen (15) minutes duration of this production when it is presented on television for the purpose of exploiting and advertising the current production during the period of its presentation.

ELECTRONIC RIGHTS. In the event that the production of a play is, in whole or in part, electronically reproduced or transmitted substantially as presented in the stage production for other than archival purposes, the Producer shall pay, or cause to be paid, to the Director and/or Choreographer of the stage production a payment of no less than the original contractual fee. If an electronic reproduction is used for resale purposes, additional royalty of at least the contractual fee must be negotiated before such reproduction is permitted. It is understood, the Producer has the right to show a segment of no more than fifteen (15) minutes duration of this production when it is presented on television for the purpose of exploiting and advertising the current production during the period of its presentation. The Producer shall provide advance written notice to the Director and/or Choreographer and SDC prior to any filming or taping.