Common use of Physical Materials Clause in Contracts

Physical Materials. With respect to each Program, not later than the Delivery Date therefor, Licensor shall deliver to the Transfer House (or as otherwise directed in Exhibit B hereto), at Licensor’s cost and expense the materials related to such Program as set forth in Exhibit B hereto, which in each case meet the programming and technical specifications set forth in Exhibit B hereto (such items being herein collectively referred to as the “Physical Materials”). The Physical Materials shall be held in the name of Licensor for the sole purpose of preparing therefrom at Licensee’s expense (and Licensor shall authorize the Transfer House, if any, to prepare, on Video Material stock owned or to be owned by Licensee, and immediately release) for Licensee’s use hereunder one (1) set of NTSC video materials for such Program. Licensee shall have the right to prepare, at Licensee’s expense, from the video materials produced at the Transfer House, such additional video materials of such Program as Licensee shall require for its use hereunder (all such video materials referred to in this sentence and the preceding sentence, together with any video reproductions of the Programs delivered by Licensor directly to the Studio for use by Licensee being hereinafter referred to collectively as “Video Reproductions”). Without limiting the generality of the rights granted to Licensee herein, Licensee shall have the right to encode and uplink the Video Reproduction(s) for transmission to authorized exhibitors hereunder. Licensee is not granted the right to possess or Exhibit any Physical Materials.

Physical Materials. With respect to each Program, not no later than the Delivery Date therefor, Licensor shall deliver to the Transfer House (or as otherwise directed in Exhibit B hereto), at Licensor’s cost and expense expense: (i) the materials related to SD film facility items of such Program as set forth in Exhibit B hereto, (ii) the HD film facility items of such Program set forth on Exhibit C hereto, and (iii) a set of the other materials relating such picture as set forth on Exhibits B and C hereto, which in each case meet the programming and technical specifications set forth in Exhibit Exhibits B and C hereto (such items being herein collectively referred to as the “Physical Materials”). The Physical Materials shall be held in the name of Licensor for the sole purpose of preparing therefrom at Licensee’s expense (and Licensor shall authorize the Transfer House, if any, House to prepare, on Video Material stock owned or to be owned by Licensee, and immediately release) for Licensee’s use hereunder one (1) set of NTSC and HD video materials for such ProgramVersion. Licensee shall have the right to prepare, at Licensee’s expense, from the video materials produced at the Transfer House, such additional video materials of such Program as Licensee shall require for its use hereunder (all such video materials referred to in this sentence and the preceding sentence, together with any video reproductions of the Programs delivered by Licensor directly to the Studio for use by Licensee sentence being hereinafter referred to collectively as “Video Reproductions”). Without limiting the generality of the rights granted to Licensee herein, Licensee shall have the right to encode and uplink the Video Reproduction(s) for transmission to authorized exhibitors hereunder. Licensee is not granted the right to possess or Exhibit any Physical Materials.