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“The Artist grants the Producer the exclusive, perpetual, worldwide right to record, reproduce, and exploit all performances in any medium now known or later devised, without additional compensation.”
High risk. Perpetual, worldwide, all-media rights with no extra pay — you'd sign away every recording forever, for free. Ask to cap the term (e.g. 3 years), limit it to this production, and add a re-use fee for broadcast or streaming.
Watch. “Any medium now known or later devised” grants rights to formats that don't exist yet. Narrow it to named media.
Reasonable. The grant runs to the Producer only, not assignable as written — fair, but confirm there's no separate assignment clause.
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