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1. Platform-Specific Requirements: Used when content is created for specific platforms (e.g., YouTube, Instagram) with unique requirements

2. Exclusivity: Include when the content creator is restricted from working with competitors

3. Equipment and Resources: Include when specifying who provides necessary equipment and software

4. Performance Metrics: Used when payment or contract renewal is tied to specific performance indicators

5. Content Distribution Rights: Include when specifying geographic or platform-specific distribution rights

6. Moral Rights: Important for jurisdictions where moral rights must be explicitly addressed

7. Creative Control: Include when specifying approval processes and creative decision-making authority

8. Insurance Requirements: Used when the content creator needs specific insurance coverage

1. Schedule A - Content Specifications: Detailed technical requirements, format specifications, and quality standards

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment milestones, and any bonus structures

3. Schedule C - Brand Guidelines: Client's branding requirements, tone of voice, and style guide

4. Schedule D - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline for content delivery and review cycles

5. Schedule E - Platform Guidelines: Specific requirements for different social media or content platforms

6. Appendix 1 - Sample Content: Examples of acceptable content format and quality

7. Appendix 2 - Reporting Templates: Templates for content performance reports if required

8. Appendix 3 - Technical Requirements: Detailed technical specifications for different content types