1. Commissioned Music Terms: Used when the music is being specifically composed for the film, including delivery milestones and revision processes

2. Sub-licensing Rights: Included when the licensee needs the right to sub-license the music to distributors or other third parties

3. Soundtrack Album Rights: Required if the producer wants rights to release the music as part of a soundtrack album

4. Digital Platform Specific Terms: Needed for specific requirements related to streaming platforms or digital distribution

5. International Territory Requirements: Added when the film will be distributed in multiple territories with specific local requirements

6. Collective Rights Management: Required when dealing with rights managed by collecting societies

7. Marketing and Promotion Rights: Specific terms for using the music in film promotion and marketing materials

8. Music Modification Rights: Terms governing the right to edit, mix or alter the music for the film

1. Schedule A - Licensed Musical Works: Detailed list of all musical works covered by the agreement, including composer, publisher, and duration

2. Schedule B - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for music delivery, including format, quality standards, and delivery method

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, including any recurring payments or royalty calculations

4. Schedule D - Music Cue Sheet: Detailed timing and placement of music within the film

5. Schedule E - Credit Requirements: Specific format and placement of credits in the film and promotional materials

6. Appendix 1 - Rights Clearance Documentation: Copies of rights ownership documentation and third-party clearances

7. Appendix 2 - Territory-Specific Requirements: Special requirements or restrictions for specific territories