Video Clips Clause Samples

Video Clips. NFLE shall provide *** video clips (of approximately *** duration each, which shall not be edited or incorporated in a longer video or other broader-defined Content offering) per week for use on the *** other than a *** Clips must include prominent links to additional video on ▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Video clips may be archived for a *** period, subject to NFLE’s confirmation that no incremental residual obligations shall result from such archiving. During the Term, *** shall not provide nor authorize the use of any ***

Video Clips. ENCO is responsible for the creation of two short videos throughout the lifetime of the project. The first one will present SEEDS’ objectives; the creation of this video aims to capture the viewer’s attention in a more engaging and dynamic way because of the extremely effectiveness of communicating of the multimedia experience. The main objective of this short video is to raise awareness on SEEDS topics and to make more understandable the global situation about the cereal value and supply chain. This will be ready by month 6. The other one will be created at the end of the project, and it will show its results and impact. A results collection video represents a powerful mean for showing the success of the project and all achievements obtained. Moreover, being a visual-attractive content, it can be shared and disseminated on the social platforms, broadening the impact and inspiring other people to continue SEEDS actions.

Video Clips. NFLE shall provide *** video clips (of approximately *** duration each, which shall not be edited or incorporated in a longer video or other broader defined-Content offering) per week for use on the CBS SportsLine Website. Clips must include prominent links to additional video on ▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Video clips may be archived for a *** period, subject to NFLE’s confirmation that no residual obligations shall result from such archiving. During the Term, NFL shall agree not to provide nor authorize the use of any video clips (for use online) to any of the following SportsLine competitors: ESPN/ABC, CNN/SI, NBC Sports, FoxSports, USA TODAY, Sporting News, Yahoo Sports or MSNBC, except that video clips shall be available to NFL Broadcasters as contemplated by Section 1.3(c) hereof.