Photo Sessions Sample Clauses

Photo Sessions. 14.1 Licensor shall make Ms. Ireland available to participate in at least one photo session each year during the term of this Agreement at a mutually acceptable time and place in California featuring Ms. Ireland with Licensed Products, under the Brand. These photo sessions shall be scheduled at Ms. Ireland’s convenience upon not less than five (5) weeks’ prior notice subject to her reasonable approval and pre-existing personal and professional commitments. The photo sessions may not exceed ten (10) hours in length (including hair, make-up, wardrobe, rest periods. Licensee expects within these photo sessions also to arrange for video and audio recordings that will allow Licensee promotional uses which may include: (i) short radio advertisements on Bloomberg and other radio outlets, (ii) a general website video, and marketing video and (iii) advertisements and messages suitable for promoting the Licensed Products. 14.2 In addition to any other sums payable hereunder, Licensee shall pay to Licensor on execution of this Agreement the sum of $50,000 as payment in full for the services rendered under this section, which amount is included within the sum required to be paid under paragraph 5.11 for Contract Year 1, and the same amount on the commencement of each Contract Year following the First Contract Year. The Parties agree that Licensor shall have the right to produce and/or manage any such photo session in all respects. Any amount paid under this Section shall not be included in the calculation of royalties pursuant to Section 5, or Brand Participation Fees pursuant to Section 5.11. Licensor shall approve and deliver to Licensee fully completed photo and audio results of photo sessions, within forty five (45) days following the date on which the photo session was conducted, suitable for immediate commercial use by Licensee. 14.3 The photographs resulting from any photo session(s) shall be contracted for under “work for hire” provisions and all rights, including without limitation copyright, to the photos, negatives, and any other tangible materials bearing Ms. Ireland’s image, Ireland IP or relating to said photo session(s), shall be the property of Licensor and are hereby assigned to Licensor. If Licensee uses a photographic service of anyone other than its employees, Licensee shall obtain written assignments to the Licensor of all copyright and other rights in any photographs, negatives, or any other materials bearing Ms. Ireland’s image. All photographs ...
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Photo Sessions. KI will participate in up to two (2) photo sessions per License Year during the period of this Agreement on behalf of Diplomat at a mutually acceptable time and place. The photo sessions shall be scheduled at KI's convenience upon not less than two (2) weeks prior notice, and shall be subject to KI's preexisting personal and professional commitments. The photo sessions shall be up to two (2) consecutive days in duration, each day to consist of no more than eight (8) working hours. The photo shoots shall be produced by SW, approved in writing by Diplomat (which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld), and all images produced from the photo sessions shall be the property of SW. The parties agree that all images from the photo sessions shall be retouched at the expense of Diplomat. In recognition of SW's expenses in connection with the above photo sessions, Diplomat shall pay SW the sum of $ per day for each day (or partial day) of such photo sessions. It is understood by the parties that such sum shall include all expenses required to provide Diplomat with positive film (excluding travel expenses of KI, as set forth in this Agreement), and that such sum contemplates a typical location for such photo sessions. If a more elaborate set-up for such photo sessions is required, and such set-up is mutually agreed to by the parties, then the above sum shall be increased to such amount as the parties shall agree. The above sum shall not include retouching images.
Photo Sessions. Photography is permitted on the outside grounds only. All photography sessions are by appointment only and scheduling is subject to the availability of the facility. Photo sessions include are not to exceed 2 hours..

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