Document background
The Co-Production Agreement serves as a foundational document for parties seeking to collaborate on audiovisual content production in Indonesia. It is essential when two or more production entities, often from different countries, wish to combine resources, expertise, and creative input to produce content. The agreement must comply with Indonesian film industry regulations, particularly Law No. 33 of 2009 and related implementing regulations, while also considering international production standards. This document typically includes detailed provisions on funding arrangements, creative control, intellectual property rights, revenue sharing, territorial distribution rights, and compliance with local content requirements. It's particularly important for international productions seeking to work within Indonesia's growing media market while ensuring proper legal protection and clear delineation of rights and responsibilities.
