Common use of Adaptations Clause in Contracts

Adaptations. To translate, adapt, arrange, change, transpose, add to and subtract from the Work and title thereof to such extent as Purchaser may desire, to make remakes or sequels to and new versions and adaptations of the Work or any part or parts thereof (including the right to make television series), to use excerpts from the Work for the title, subtitles, text and dialogue of such motion pictures, to interpolate other material in such motion pictures, and to use the Work or any part or parts thereof or the title, theme and characters thereof in conjunction with any other literary, dramatic, musical or other material of any kind in the making of such motion pictures and the advertising, exploitation and publicizing thereof.

Adaptations. To translate, adapt, arrange, change, transpose, add to and subtract from the Work Property and title thereof to such extent as Purchaser Producer may desire, to make motion picture remakes or sequels to to, and new versions and adaptations of of, the Work Property or any part or parts thereof (including the right to make television series), to use excerpts from the Work Property for the title, subtitles, text and dialogue of such motion pictures, to interpolate other material in such motion pictures, and to use the Work Property or any part or parts thereof or the title, theme and characters thereof in conjunction with any other literary, dramatic, musical or other material of any kind in the making of such motion pictures and the advertising, exploitation and publicizing thereof.