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Laboratory pledge-holder’s agreement

A guarantee that the laboratory will retain and hold the complete original 35 mm picture negative of the film, the sound negative and all other materials deposited with, placed with, or created by the laboratory after the date of the agreement in relation to the film. The laboratory may further guarantee not to part with possession of any materials, refuse access to unauthorised persons to the material, or assert any claim to the negatives or any other material.

Recapture or turnaround provision

‘Recapture’ specifies that a licence will expire and all rights automatically revert to the author/owner after a specified period if the producer has not by the end of that period carried out certain actions. ‘Turnaround’ gives the author/owner the right within a specified period to give notice to the producer requiring the producer to reassign certain rights in the project in return for the payment of certain sums of money.

Sequels

‘Sequel’ means any film or television film made by the company, its assignees or licensees subsequently to the film which contains substantially the same leading characters as those contained in the work or the film, but a story that is substantially different from that contained in the work or the film whether such sequel is temporally prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the events portrayed or occurring in the work or the film.
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