Common use of Archival Recording Clause in Contracts

Archival Recording. A video or audio tape of a production may be made for archival purposes under the following conditions: The musicians and the Association shall be notified, by written notice, of the recording not later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the recording. The recording must not be edited, copied or distributed in any manner. The recording is to be used exclusively for archival, reference and study purposes. The recording shall remain under the control of the Producer and will not be sold, leased, licensed or lent out for any purpose. The recording may not be replayed in public or broadcast in any manner. The tape shall be labeled "For Archival and Study Purposes Only". Should the recording ever be utilized by any party for any purpose not explicitly set forth herein the Producer agrees to enter into and fulfill all conditions required by the appropriate agreement of the AFM and/or TMA, including, but not limited to the payment of the prevailing fees and allied benefits as required therein.

Archival Recording. A video or audio tape recording of a production may be made for archival purposes under the following conditions: The musicians and the Association AFM and the Local shall be notified, by written notice, of the recording not later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the recording. The recording must not be edited, copied or distributed in any manner. The recording is to be used exclusively for archival, reference and study purposes. The recording shall remain under the control of the Producer and will not be sold, leased, licensed or lent out for any purpose. The recording may not be replayed in public or broadcast in any manner. The tape recording shall be labeled "For Archival and Study Purposes Only". Should the recording ever be utilized by any party for any purpose not explicitly set forth herein the Producer agrees to enter into and fulfill all conditions required by the appropriate agreement of the AFM and/or TMAagreement, including, but not limited to the payment of the prevailing fees and allied benefits as required therein.

Archival Recording. A An audio-video or audio tape of a production may be made for archival purposes under the following conditions: The musicians and the Association shall be notified, by written notice, of the recording not later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the recording. The recording must not be edited, copied or distributed in any manner. The recording is to be used exclusively for archival, reference and study purposes. The recording shall remain under the control of the Producer and will not be sold, leased, licensed or lent out for any purpose. The recording may not be replayed in public or broadcast in any manner. The tape shall be labeled "For Archival and Study Purposes Only". Should the recording ever be utilized by any party for any purpose not explicitly set forth herein the Producer agrees to enter into and fulfill all conditions required by the appropriate agreement of the AFM and/or TMA, including, but not limited to the payment of the prevailing fees and allied benefits as required therein.