Artist Management Agreement With Master Rights Template for Canada

1. Power of Attorney: Grants manager specific legal powers to act on artist's behalf - used when broader authority is needed

2. Recording Budget: Detailed provisions for managing recording budgets - needed when manager has direct involvement in production

3. Key Person Provision: Allows artist to terminate if specific manager leaves the management company - used for high-profile managers

4. International Territory Provisions: Specific terms for international representation - needed for artists planning global careers

5. Sub-Management Rights: Terms for engaging third-party managers in specific territories - used for international artists

6. Merchandising Rights: Specific provisions for merchandise management - important for artists with significant merchandising potential

7. Digital Rights Management: Specific provisions for managing social media and digital presence - crucial for emerging artists

8. Producer Rights: Terms relating to any production work done by the artist - needed if artist also works as a producer

1. Schedule A - Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission percentages for different income streams

2. Schedule B - Excluded Income Sources: List of revenue streams excluded from manager's commission

3. Schedule C - Approved Third-Party Representatives: List of pre-approved sub-managers, agents, or other representatives

4. Schedule D - Master Recording Schedule: List of existing master recordings and their ownership status

5. Schedule E - Recording Commitments: Details of any existing or planned recording obligations

6. Appendix 1 - Power of Attorney Form: Standard form for executing power of attorney if applicable

7. Appendix 2 - Accounting Procedures: Detailed procedures for financial reporting and commission calculations

8. Appendix 3 - Marketing and Promotion Plan: Initial marketing strategy and promotion commitments