New Product and Straight Distribution Sales Agency Fee Sample Clauses

New Product and Straight Distribution Sales Agency Fee. Cinetel shall be entitled to be paid a fee of up to fifteen percent (15%) of all Gross Receipts (the "New Product and Straight Distribution Sales Agency Fee") with respect to the exploitation of new product which has not commenced principal photography prior to the Execution Date. In no event shall the New Product and Straight Distribution Sales Agency Fee exceed one half of any distribution fee to be paid to Producer on such new product. Cinetel hereby agrees to defer five percent (5%) of the New Product and Straight Distribution Sales Agency Fee if required by third-party financiers until such time as the third-party financier has recouped its financing. Upon such recoupment, Cinetel shall then be paid all Gross Receipts after deduction of the New Product Sales Agency Fee until it has been paid all of its deferred fee.
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