Synchronization License Template for Denmark

1. Moral Rights: Specific provisions regarding moral rights under Danish law, used when significant modifications to the work are anticipated

2. Exclusivity: Used when granting exclusive rights for specific territories, media, or time periods

3. Additional Use Rights: Include when additional rights beyond basic synchronization are needed (e.g., promotional use, trailers)

4. Sub-licensing: Include when licensee needs right to sub-license to third parties

5. Performance Rights: Used when public performance rights need to be addressed specifically

6. Assignment: Include when transfer of rights needs to be specifically permitted or prohibited

7. Audit Rights: Include for licenses with revenue-based payments or complex payment structures

8. Insurance: Used for high-value productions requiring specific insurance coverage

1. Schedule A - Musical Composition Details: Detailed information about the musical composition including title, composer(s), publisher(s), and registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Production Details: Information about the production where the composition will be used, including title, format, and intended use

3. Schedule C - Permitted Uses: Detailed breakdown of allowed uses, including media types and platforms

4. Schedule D - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, including any staged payments or usage-based fees

5. Schedule E - Technical Delivery Requirements: Detailed technical specifications for music delivery

6. Appendix 1 - Credit Requirements: Specific format and placement requirements for credits

7. Appendix 2 - Territory Restrictions: Detailed list of included/excluded territories if applicable