Current Film with respect to each Territory shall have the meaning set forth in the applicable Exhibit.
Current Film means a feature-length film (a) that is released theatrically, “direct-to-video” (“DTV”) or on television (“TVM”) in the Territory, (b) the applicable Availability Date for which is either (i) no more than 12 months after its theatrical release in the Territory or, in the case of Sony Pictures Classics releases, no more than 14 months after its initial theatrical release in the Territory, or (ii) no more than four months after the Home Video Street Date in the Territory, or (iii) with respect to a TVM, no more than 6 months after its initial television release in the Territory.
Current Film means a Feature Film (a) that is initially released theatrically, direct-to-video (“DTV”) or on television (“MFT”) in the United States or the Territory, (b) for which a Licensed Language version is available out of stock on hand, (c) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (d) the Availability Date for which is (i) for theatrical releases other than Sony Pictures Classics releases, no more than 12 months after its initial theatrical release in the United States or the Territory, or, in the case of a Sony Pictures Classics release, no more than 14 months after its initial theatrical release in the United States or the Territory, (ii) for a DTV, no more than 6 months after its LVR in the United States or the Territory, or (iii) for a MFT, no more than 6 months after its initial television exhibition in the United States or the Territory, and (e) for which Licensor controls without restriction all rights, licenses and approvals necessary to grant the rights granted hereunder (“Necessary Rights”), provided, however, that Licensor shall be deemed to have the Necessary Rights with respect to a Current Film if there are any restrictions contractually agreed to by Licensor after the Agreement Date solely for purposes of excluding such Current Film from this Agreement.
Examples of Current Film in a sentence
Therefore, the Current Film and Television Slate is subject to change and Advent Entertainment, LLC reserves the right to add or remove projects from the slate as determined by the Company.
The Availability Date for each Included Program shall be determined by Licensor in its sole discretion, provided, however, that the Availability Date for each Current Film shall be no later than the date on or after such Current Film’s applicable Home Video Street Date on which Licensor or any other SPE Entity first makes such Current Film available to any Other Distributor for VOD distribution in the applicable Territory.
Advent Entertainment has the right to fund all or part of the following projects in our Current Film and Television Slate.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Licensor may, in Licensor’s sole discretion, reduce the VOD License Period for any Current Film from ninety (90) days to a shorter period of no less than sixty (60) days upon written notice to Licensee (which may be given in the form of the VOD Current Avail List provided for such Current Film) thirty (30) days prior to the VOD Availability Date of such Current Film.
The VOD Availability Date for each VOD Included Program shall be as determined by Licensor in its sole discretion; provided, that the VOD Availability Date for each Current Film shall in no event be later than 59 days after the LVR for such VOD Included Program, and no VOD Included Program licensed in VOD/SVOD Avail Year 1 shall have a VOD Availability Date prior to March 31, 2013.
More Definitions of Current Film
Current Film a feature-length film (i) that is initially released theatrically, direct-to-video (“DTV”) or on television (“MFT”), either in the United States or in the Territory (if initially released theatrically in the Territory, “Local Theatrical”), (ii) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (iii) for which Licensor unilaterally controls without restriction all necessary rights to grant the rights granted hereunder (the “Necessary Rights”), and (iv) for which a Licensed Language version is available from stock-on-hand.
Current Film means a feature-length film (a) that is initially released theatrically, “direct-to-video” (“DTV”), or on television (“TVM”) in the Territory, (b) with a VOD Availability Date during the VOD Avail Term, (c) the VOD Availability Date for which is (I) no more than twelve (12) months after its theatrical release in the Territory or, in the case of Sony Pictures Classics releases, no more than fourteen (14) months after its initial theatrical release in the Territory, (II) with respect to a DTV, no more than four (4) months after its Home Video Street Date, or (III) with respect to a TVM, no more than six (6) months after its initial television release in the Territory and (d) for which Licensor unilaterally controls without restriction all necessary exploitation rights, licenses and approvals hereunder (the “Necessary Rights”).
Current Film means a feature-length film made available to Licensee by Licensor for commercial airline in-flight exhibition (a) that was released theatrically, “direct-to-video” (“DTV”) or on television (“TVM”) in the Territory, (b) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (c) the Availability Date for which is no more than six (6) months after Licensor first made such film available for commercial airline in-flight exhibition and (d) for which Licensor unilaterally controls without restriction all necessary exploitation rights, licenses and approvals in the Territory necessary to grant the rights granted hereunder (the “Necessary Rights”), including any and all Documentaries released theatrically in the Territory on at least 1,800 screens.
Current Film means a Feature Film (a) that is initially released theatrically, direct-to-video (“DTV”) or on television (“MFT”) in the United States or the Territory, (b) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (c) the Availability Date forof which is (i) for theatrical releases other than Sony Pictures Classics releases, no more than 12 months after its initial theatrical release in the United States or the Territory, or, in the case of a Sony Pictures Classics release, no more than 14 months after its initial theatrical release in the United States or the Territory, (ii) for a DTV, no more than 6 months after its rental LVR in the United States or the Territory, or (iii) for a MFT, no more than 6 months after its initial television exhibition in the United States or the Territory, and (e) d) for which Licensor unilaterally controls without restriction all rights, licenses and approvals necessary to grant the rights granted hereunderunder this Agreement (“Necessary Rights”).
Current Film means a feature-length film (a) that is initially released theatrically or “direct-to-video” (“DTV”) in the Territory, (b) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (c) the Availability Date for which is (i) no more than twelve (12) months after its theatrical release in the Territory or, in the case of Sony Pictures Classics releases, no more than fourteen (14) months after its initial theatrical release in the Territory, or (ii) with respect to a DTV, no more than four (4) months after its Home Video Street Date, and (d) for which Licensor or any other SPE Entity unilaterally controls without restriction all necessary exploitation rights, licenses and approvals hereunder (the “Necessary Rights”).
Current Film means a feature-length film (a) that is initially released theatrically, direct-to-video (“DTV”) or on television (“TVM”) in the United States or the Territory, (b) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (c) the Availability Date for which is either (i) no more than twelve (12) months after its initial theatrical release in the United States or the Territory, or, in the case of a Sony Pictures Classics release, no more than fourteen
Current Film means a feature-length film (a) that is (i) released theatrically in the Territory (“Theatrical Release”), or (ii) released theatrically, but not in the Territory (“NTR”), or (iii) released “direct-to-video” in the U.S. or the Territory (“DTV”), or (iv) released on television in the U.S. or the Territory (“TVM”), (b) with an Availability Date during the Avail Term, (c) the Availability Date for which is (i) with respect to a Theatrical Release or a NTR, no more than 60 days after its Home Video Street Date (or, if no Home Video Street Date, then 9 months after theatrical release in the Territory; or, if no theatrical release in the Territory, then 24 months after U.S. theatrical release) and (ii) with respect to a DTV or TVM, no more than 60 days after its Home Video Street Date (or, if no Home Video Street Date, then 12 months after U.S. theatrical release; or, if no U.S. theatrical release, then 12 months after initial television release in the U.S. or the Territory), and (d) for which Licensor or any other SPE Entity unilaterally controls without restriction all necessary exploitation rights, licenses and approvals hereunder (the “Necessary Rights”).