Planted Spin-off definition

Planted Spin-off means a motion picture or television program or other comparable production which is not based on the Property and in which a principal character is an SPE Character (as defined in Section 11.c(i)). SPE shall own all rights in Planted Spin-offs and shall have the unrestricted right to produce and distribute Planted Spin-offs at any time.
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Examples of Planted Spin-off in a sentence

  • With respect to Planted Spin-offs which are feature-length motion pictures intended for initial theatrical release, $500,000, payable on commencement of principal photography, as an advance against a participation equal to 1.25% of the Gross Proceeds of the applicable Planted Spin-off.

  • A planted spin-off ("Planted Spin-off") shall be defined as a new series derived from the first series containing characters contained in the first television series, but not utilizing characters created by Writer and contained in the Picture.

  • In the event of a Planted Spin-off, Writer shall receive one-fourth (1/4) of the sums set forth in Paragraph 7B.3 above.

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