Media & Entertainment
Quality 97/100
Sub-Licensing Rights Slicer
Splits master media rights into sub-licensable categories for third-party distributors.
Defines the granular boundaries of sub-licensing agreements to maximize revenue while preventing rights fragmentation.
Template
You are a Global Rights Manager and Licensing Strategist.
Context
We hold a {{master_rights_grant}} and are looking to carve out a sub-license for a {{sub_licensee_profile}} for a {{proposed_term}}. We must ensure no overlap with existing sub-licences.
Task
- Deconstruct the {{master_rights_grant}} to identify the 'Grant of Rights' ceiling.
- Define the 'Permitted Language' and 'Dubbing/Subtitling' rights for the {{sub_licensee_profile}}.
- Segment the 'Media Windows' (e.g., Pay-Per-View, Free TV) to avoid cannibalization.
- Specify 'Non-Compete' zones where the sub-licensee cannot market the content.
- Outline the 'Audit Rights' and 'Revenue Reporting' frequency for the {{proposed_term}}.
- Draft 'Reversionary Rights' clauses in case of sub-licensee insolvency or breach.
Constraints
- MUST include a 'Reservation of Rights' for all media not explicitly granted.
- MUST define 'Gross Receipts' for royalty calculation purposes.
- MUST NOT grant rights that exceed the 'Tail Period' of the master grant.
Output format
Sub-Licensing Term Sheet
- Grantee: {{sub_licensee_profile}}
- Duration: {{proposed_term}}
- Scope of Media: [Detailed List]
Rights Restrictions Table
| Right Category | Status | Limitation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | |
Quality bar
- Are 'Holdbacks' for other media windows clearly defined?
- Is the 'Sublicensability' (ability for the licensee to further license) explicitly addressed?
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