1. Exclusivity: Used when granting exclusive rights for specific uses or territories

2. Additional Clearances: Required when other rights holders' permissions are needed (e.g., master recording rights)

3. Marketing and Promotion: Include when specific promotional uses need to be addressed

4. Digital Platform Restrictions: Used when specific digital platform limitations apply

5. Moral Rights: Important for jurisdictions where moral rights are significant

6. Revenue Share: Include when agreement involves revenue sharing instead of flat fee

7. Quality Control: Used when licensor requires approval rights over final synchronized content

1. Schedule A - Musical Work Details: Complete details of the musical work including title, composer, publisher, duration

2. Schedule B - Production Details: Information about the production where the music will be synchronized

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of licensing fees and payment terms

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for music delivery and usage

5. Appendix 1 - Approved Usage Examples: Examples of permitted synchronization uses

6. Appendix 2 - Credit Requirements: Detailed requirements for crediting the musical work and rights holders