Picture Master Sample Clauses

The "Picture Master" clause designates which party holds the primary rights and control over the final version of a film or television project's visual content. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for approving the completed picture, including any edits, visual effects, or final cuts, and may outline the process for making changes or delivering the master file. Its core function is to ensure clarity and authority over the definitive version of the project, preventing disputes about creative control and distribution of the finished product.
Picture Master. Subject to Section 2.2.1 of the Agreement and pursuant to Section 8 of the Agreement and Section 8 of Attachment D, Licensor shall deliver or grant access to a Picture Master to Licensee. If Licensor elects to deliver to Licensee the Picture Master, then the Licensor-provided Picture Master shall meet the specifications set forth below. If Licensor elects to grant access to Licensee, then the Picture Master provided by Licensor to the laboratory through which such access is granted shall meet quality standards such that Licensee (or its third party provider/vendor) can create high definition materials that meet the specification set forth below and can generate copies thereof using commercial duplication equipment (it being agreed and acknowledged by Licensee that Licensee shall bear all costs relating to such creation/duplication). For purposes of this document, such copies shall be deemed a Picture Master.
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Picture Master. Pursuant to Section 8 of the Agreement and Section 8 of Attachment D, Licensor shall deliver or grant access to a Picture Master to Licensee. If Licensor elects to deliver to Licensee the Picture Master, then the Licensor-provided Picture Master shall meet the specifications set forth below. If Licensor elects to grant access to Licensee, then the Picture Master provided by Licensor to the laboratory through which such access is granted shall meet quality standards such that Licensee (or its third party provider/vendor) can create standard definition materials that meet the specifications set forth below and can generate copies thereof using commercial duplication equipment (it being agreed and acknowledged by Licensee that Licensee shall bear all costs relating to such creation/duplication). For purposes of this document, such copies shall be deemed a Picture Master. The Picture Master, the promotional and ancillary materials, and other materials to be delivered or made available to Licensee under Attachments E-1 and E-2 are sometimes referred to as the “Materials”. Delivery
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