Film Production. Cause each of the adult entertainment films identified on Schedule 7.01(p) to be produced and delivered to the Distributor in a condition to enable the Distributor to make reasonably prompt distribution to third parties at a cost not to exceed 110% of the applicable budget, which budget is $65,000 per film, provided that production of all films shall cease immediately upon any breach of Section 7.01(s) (Distribution) or Section 7.03(h) (EBITDA for Entertainment Group).
Film Production. 1. The Parties, recognising the importance of the co-production of films in developing and expanding the film industries of both Parties and the potential for such co-productions to promote understanding and cultural exchanges between the Parties, shall promote co-operation in this area.
Film Production. (a) Bearing in mind that a large Indian diaspora is present in Mauritius and that the Indian media and entertainment industry is well established in Mauritius and desirous to further deepen cooperation in areas of film production, both parties undertake to develop a framework agreement:
Film Production. The term ‘film production’ refers to film primarily produced to be made available to the general public at the cinema, regardless of recording and storage techniques.
Film Production. In the case of a film or film insert, the producer shall advise the writer, in where possible, of the time and place of the showing of both the rough cut and the fine cut, that the writer can attend if desired. In the case of tape production, the shall be given the opportunity to see the final edited version of the production prior to credits being added to the tape. A1005 Competence of Writer: The Corporation assumes the risk of the professional and artistic competence of the
Film Production. Subject to the prohibitions in Section 5(k) and (l), Grantor retains the right to use, and to permit other parties to use, the Easement Property for temporary film and photography-related uses, including but not limited to, the filming and staging of movies, television shows and commercials, photo shoots and still photography, and related uses in accordance with the requirements of the RWMP and the ESA Permit, and following the ESA Permit term, provided that all film production activities are conducted in a manner consistent with the RWMP and with preservation of the Conservation Values of the Easement Property. Filming activities generally consist of temporary on-scene activities such as the erection and dismantling of props; temporary installation of trailers and equipment for film crews; filming of on-camera action; catering; rehabilitation of disturbed areas; and the movement of film crews to and from locations.
Film Production. At least ninety percent (90%) of the footage included in a co-production film shall, subject to any departure from this rule which is mutually approved by the competent authorities, be specially shot for that film.
Film Production. In the case of a film production, or film at the time and place of the showing of the rough cut and the print, the writer shall have the right to attend if he so desires. of iter: assumes the risk of the professional and artistic competence of the writer. Attendance at Rehearsals: agrees that the writer has the right to attend all the work sessions at which production personnel are present in the production of a program based upon the script he has written, provided that he obtains permission from the producer. It is understood that such permission shall not be unreasonably withheld. The writer agrees not to discuss the script, rehearsal or production with anyone other than the producer. shall be entitled to broadcast and/or publish, for advertising and promotional purposes, extracts from the writer's script provided that the writer's name is associated with material so used, except when the length of an extract for broadcast purposes does not one
Film Production. 1. Movie “Georges et Marguerite” (Vacca helvetica et homo sapin) 2010, scénario by Buttler, A., Vandenberghe, Ch. and Corboz, B., realisation by Jéquier, C. et Weber, V. Radio/TV :
Film Production. Paragraph 4.27 of the Disclosure Letter sets forth (a) all of the Films for which the Company participated in the production financing (the "PRODUCED FILMS"), (b) whether or not such Produced Films have been completed and delivered for distribution, (c) the names of the entities providing financing for the Produced Films (the "LENDERS") and (d) whether any obligation remains outstanding and unpaid to any of the Lenders. The Lenders have prepared, delivered and filed, or promptly after the execution of this Agreement shall prepare, deliver and file, any and all papers, reports and termination statements required to evidence release of any interest any Lender may have in any of the Films for which no obligation remains outstanding and unpaid.
