1. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when the licensee needs the right to sub-license the synchronized work to third parties

2. Moral Rights: Include when there are specific requirements regarding the integrity of the musical work or attribution rights

3. Digital Rights Management: Include when specific technical protection measures are required for digital distribution

4. International Distribution: Include when the synchronized work will be distributed across multiple jurisdictions

5. Marketing and Promotion: Include when specific marketing rights or restrictions need to be detailed

6. Exclusivity Provisions: Include when the license is exclusive for certain territories, media, or time periods

7. Dubbing and Translation: Include when the synchronized work may be dubbed or translated into other languages

1. Schedule A - Musical Work Details: Detailed information about the musical work including title, composer, publisher, duration, and recording details

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

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of license fees, payment milestones, and any royalty calculations

4. Schedule D - Territory List: Comprehensive list of territories where the license applies, including any territory-specific terms

5. Schedule E - Approved Uses: Detailed description of approved synchronization uses and any specific creative requirements

6. Appendix 1 - Credit Requirements: Specific format and placement requirements for credits and attributions

7. Appendix 2 - Delivery Schedule: Timeline and requirements for delivery of music files and technical materials