Theatrical Motion Picture definition

Theatrical Motion Picture means any feature length motion picture intended for initial exhibition in motion picture theatres.

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Theatrical Motion Picture means motion pictures and photoplays, whether made on or by film, tape or otherwise and whether produced by means of motion picture cameras, electronic cameras, or devices or any combination of the foregoing or any other means, methods or devices now used or which may be hereafter adopted for the recordation of motion pictures produced primarily for exhibition in a theater or similar location in which a fee or admission charge is paid by the viewing audience, other than those motion pictures produced primarily for exhibition in another market covered by this Basic Agreement.

Theatrical Motion Picture means a film primarily intended for fist exploitation by means of exhibition in cinemas 16.28

Examples of Theatrical Motion Picture in a sentence

Notwithstanding the foregoing, when multiple pieces of music are used from the same Theatrical Motion Picture or Television Series, compensation for each recording musician is based on one applicable basic session fee per five (5) minutes of music.
The Producer shall pay one percent (1%) of Producer's accountable receipts as defined in the Federation's Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement from the distribution of cassettes for educational use, credited to each participating musician pro rata.
The Producer shall pay one percent (1%) of Producer's accountable receipts as defined in the Federation's Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement from the world-wide distribution of made-for-pay television motion pictures by cassettes.
Where a Producer licenses a Theatrical Motion Picture for Canadian or foreign television exhibition under a contract that allows the distributor or exhibitor to edit the Theatrical Motion Picture for such exhibition, the Producer shall provide in that contract that the distributor or exhibitor shall notify the Director in writing of its intention to edit the Theatrical Motion Picture at least six (6) weeks before the airing of same on television.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, fees for exhibition of a Made-For-Pay Motion Picture produced pursuant to this agreement on Non-Standard (Pay) Television, domestic or foreign, shall be computed and paid pursuant to Paragraph 15 of the Federation Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement as if such Made for Pay Motion Picture were a motion picture shown on free television.
Pro- ducer payments on behalf of Music Preparation musicians shall be computed and paid based upon the then current formula for Low Budget Films in Paragraph 63 of the Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement.
Where a release date for a Theatrical Motion Picture must be met in an emergency, the Director's cutting time may be reduced to an amount of time equal to one-half (1/2) the actual time period available for cutting and the District Council will be advised by the Producer.
For music preparation personnel, contributions shall be computed and paid based upon the current formula for Low Budget Films in Paragraph 63 of the Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement.
The Producer shall consult with the Director and subject only to the Director’s availability, the Director shall, where practicably possible, participate in the colouring, time compression and expansion, changes in the exhibition of the aspect ratio (e.g., "panning and scanning") and changes to allow exhibition in three (3) dimensions made to a Theatrical Motion Picture after delivery of the answer print.
All conditions not outlined in this Agreement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement.

More Definitions of Theatrical Motion Picture

Theatrical Motion Picture means a Motion Picture produced hereunder based upon the Property which is initially exhibited as a general theatrical release (ea, public or private screenings and/or previews and/or a limited theatrical test run of one [1] week or less shall not constitute a theatrical release for purposes of this Agreement).