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Artist Management Agreement (3)

The Music Telegraph | Text 2019/06/21 [13:11]
Music Business

Artist Management Agreement (3)

The Music Telegraph| 입력 : 2019/06/21 [13:11]

 



Artist Management Agreement (3)

 

Commission During The Term.

Manager shall be entitled to ______ percent of Gross Revenues received by Band during the term. "Gross Revenues" shall be defined as all money including advances and fees received by Band in connection with Band's entertainment-related activities but excluding:

(Check if excluded)

[   ] recording funds advanced by a record company

[   ] money paid to make videos

[   ] payments to record producers, musicians, mixers, re-mixers, directors, engineers or any other individuals involved in the creation of audio or audio-visual recordings

[   ] payments to non-band member co-writers or co-publishers

[   ] tour support

[   ] booking agent fees

[   ] payment to opening acts

[   ] expenses in connection with promotional and marketing activities and independent promotion, marketing or publicity

[   ] income from music publishing and songwriting

[   ] income from any entertainment presentations which Manager packages or presents and for which Manager receives a portion of the ticket revenues for packaging or presenting the event

[   ] payments to non-band-member musicians

[   ] any reimbursements received by Band for expenses paid out of Gross Revenues

[   ] income from recording studios, acting, or other entertainment or other non-band sources of revenue.

 

 

Commission on Publishing Income. (Check if applicable and fill in blanks)

[   ] Revenue from music publishing in any year of the term shall not be commissionable by Manager unless Band has received Gross Revenues in that year in excess of $_____ (the "Publishing Cap"). In the event the Publishing Cap is reached, Manager may commission _____% of the Band's publishing income paid that year. In no event shall Manager commission: (a) what is commonly known as the "writer's share" of the songwriting; (b) performance royalties from BMI or ASCAP; (c) any royalties from synchronization rights other than for Band videos; or (d) cover recordings by other artists.

 

 

 

 

 

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