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The Music License For Film agreement is essential for any film production seeking to legally incorporate copyrighted musical works into their projects under Swiss jurisdiction. This document is typically used when a film producer needs to secure rights to use specific music in their production, whether it's for background scoring, theme songs, or featured musical performances. It's structured to comply with Swiss federal copyright law and the Code of Obligations, while also considering international copyright treaties. The agreement covers crucial elements such as synchronization rights, public performance rights, territory restrictions, and fee structures. It's particularly important in Switzerland's multilingual environment and international co-production landscape, often requiring consideration of multiple territory distributions and language versions.
