Accurately Value Pay-One Licensing Values for Feature Films exhibited via Pay Television in the United States.
The Pay-One Output Rate Report takes you inside the Pay Television Licensing Agreement between a Distributor and a PayTV Service, covering Motion Pictures released between 2013 and 2021.
Theatrical releases were made available to Linear Pay Television and Subscription-on-Demand Subscribers following a Motion Picture’s Initial Release via Home Video, Video-on-Demand (VOD), and/or Pay-Per-View (PPV).
This licensing availability window is commonly referred to as Pay-One or Pay-1.
The Report distills and enhances complex details from multiple agreements providing media pros with unparalleled business intelligence to prepare and evaluate estimates, pitches, and financial calculations.
Get exclusive access to rate cards and principal agreement terms granting exclusive Pay-One Licensing Rights to transmit theatrically released motion pictures via Pay Television in the United States.
The Distributor and Pay Television Service entered a Television Licensing Agreement covering theatrical releases between 2005 and 2013; a 2009 agreement was extended to cover releases between 2014 and 2016.
However, the agreement detailed in the Report amends former agreements to include a Term that started January 1, 2013 and ended December 31, 2021.
During the First License Period, the Pay Television Service will have the exclusive right to exhibit each Picture for 18 months commencing on its Availability Date.
The Pay Television Service shall have the exclusive right to exhibit each Picture for three hundred (300) Exhibitions on up to 10 channels of the Pay Television Service during the First License Period.
The Per Picture License Fee is calculated from the percentage of the incremental U.S. theatrical Film Rentals at each level in the applicable rate card.
Because “Most-Favored-Nation” (MFN) rate provisions are still widely enforced, the rate cards included in this Report can apply to a diverse range of motion pictures made available by many distributors to most pay television services.
Accurately Value Pay-One Licensing Values for Feature Films exhibited via Pay Television in the United States.
The Pay-One Output Rate Report takes you inside the Pay Television Licensing Agreement between a Distributor and a PayTV Service, covering Motion Pictures released between 2013 and 2021.
The Report distills and enhances complex details from multiple agreements providing media pros with unparalleled business intelligence to prepare and evaluate estimates, pitches, and financial calculations.
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The 22-page PDF includes principal terms, rate cards, and case studies for Pay-One Rights to Feature Films transmitted via Pay Television in the United States.
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