Document background
The Music Licensing Agreement For Film is a crucial document used when incorporating copyrighted music into film productions under Danish jurisdiction. This agreement is essential when film producers need to legally secure rights to use specific musical works in their productions, whether for background music, opening/closing credits, or soundtrack purposes. The document complies with Danish copyright law and relevant EU directives, addressing key aspects such as synchronization rights, territorial limitations, duration of use, and compensation structures. It's particularly important in the Danish market where collecting societies like KODA play a significant role in music rights management. The agreement protects both the music rights holders' intellectual property and the film producers' ability to use the music as intended, while ensuring proper compensation and attribution. It includes specific provisions for different types of usage, platform requirements, and potential international distribution considerations.
