1. Turnaround Rights: Used when the optionor wants rights to revert if development doesn't proceed within specified timeframe

2. First Look: Include when optionor wants rights to review/consider future works or sequels

3. Consulting Services: Include when original author will provide consulting or creative input

4. Moral Rights Waiver: Required specifically for Quebec-based agreements or when dealing with moral rights jurisdictions

5. Co-Production Provisions: Include when project might involve international co-production structure

6. Canadian Content Requirements: Include when project is intended to qualify as Canadian content

7. Right of First Negotiation: Include when optionor wants priority rights for future related projects

8. Shopping Agreement: Include when parties want to specify terms for presenting the project to potential financiers/studios

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed description of the optioned property including full synopsis or treatment

2. Schedule B - Chain of Title Documentation: Copies of all relevant ownership documentation

3. Schedule C - Purchase Agreement: Form of long-form agreement to be executed upon exercise of option

4. Schedule D - Development Materials: List of all existing materials related to the property

5. Schedule E - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment obligations and timelines

6. Appendix 1 - Copyright Registration: Copies of copyright registration certificates if applicable

7. Appendix 2 - Prior Agreements: Copies of any relevant prior agreements affecting the property