Synchronization License Template for Qatar

1. Exclusivity Provisions: Used when the license is exclusive for specific media, territory, or time period

2. Third Party Rights: Include when there are multiple rights holders or when third-party clearances are needed

3. Moral Rights: Important for jurisdictions where moral rights are significant or cannot be waived

4. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee needs right to sub-license to distributors or other parties

5. Marketing and Promotion: Used when specific provisions for promotional use are needed

6. Digital Rights Management: Include for digital distribution requirements and restrictions

7. Assignment Provisions: Used when either party may need to transfer rights or obligations

8. Force Majeure: Include for protection against unforeseen circumstances preventing performance

1. Schedule A - Musical Work Details: Detailed information about the musical work including title, composer, publisher, duration, and recording details

2. Schedule B - Production Details: Specifications of the audiovisual production including title, format, length, and intended use

3. Schedule C - Usage Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for music use, including timing, placement, and any editing requirements

4. Schedule D - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fees, including any additional use fees or royalty calculations

5. Schedule E - Credit Requirements: Specific format and placement of credits for the musical work

6. Appendix 1 - Rights Clearance Documentation: Copies of rights ownership documentation and any necessary third-party clearances

7. Appendix 2 - Technical Delivery Requirements: Technical specifications for music delivery including format, quality requirements, and delivery method