1. Power of Attorney: Specific powers granted to Manager to act on Artist's behalf, used when Manager needs broad authority to enter into contracts

2. International Touring: Specific provisions for international performances and tours, necessary for artists planning significant international activity

3. Digital Rights Management: Specific provisions for managing online presence and digital assets, important for artists with significant digital presence

4. Brand Partnerships: Terms governing endorsements and sponsorship deals, relevant for artists seeking commercial partnerships

5. Recording and Publishing Agreements: Provisions regarding Manager's role in negotiating and managing recording and publishing contracts, needed for recording artists

6. Personal Appearance and Merchandising: Terms regarding management of merchandise and personal appearances, important for artists with significant merchandising potential

7. Key Person Provisions: Identifying specific individuals within management company who must remain involved, used when artist requires specific personnel

8. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance obligations of both parties, important for high-profile artists or extensive touring

1. Schedule 1 - Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates for different types of income

2. Schedule 2 - Approved Third-Party Representatives: List of approved sub-agents, publicists, or other representatives

3. Schedule 3 - Existing Commitments: List of Artist's pre-existing contractual obligations and commitments

4. Schedule 4 - Excluded Income Sources: List of income sources excluded from commission calculations

5. Schedule 5 - Expense Policy: Detailed policy regarding reimbursable expenses and approval procedures

6. Appendix A - Reporting Template: Standard format for financial reports and statements

7. Appendix B - Power of Attorney Form: Standard form for specific powers granted to Manager

8. Appendix C - Social Media Guidelines: Guidelines for managing artist's social media presence