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The Remix License Agreement is a specialized legal document used in the Canadian entertainment and creative industries when one party wishes to authorize another to create derivative versions of their copyrighted work, typically in music but also applicable to other media forms. This agreement is essential when artists, producers, or companies want to legally create and distribute remixed versions of original works while ensuring proper rights management and compensation. The document addresses crucial elements required under Canadian law, including moral rights provisions, commercial terms, distribution rights, and attribution requirements. It's particularly relevant in today's digital age where remixes have become a significant part of creative expression and commercial exploitation. The agreement helps prevent copyright infringement while fostering creative collaboration and establishing clear revenue-sharing mechanisms.
