Pre-Sales / Photo Credit: Guerrilla Rep Media
WHAT IS A PRE-SALE AGREEMENT? (In
the Entertainment industry.)
What is a Pre-Sale agreement?
Pre-sales is, based on the script and cast, selling
the right to distribute a film in different territories before the film is
completed.
In a pre-sale agreement, a buyer licenses or pre-buys
movie distribution rights for a territory before the film has been produced.
The deal works something like this: Filmmaker, or his sales agent, approaches
Distributor to sign a contract to buy the right to distribute the Filmmakers next
film.
A pre-sale is a limited distribution agreement for a
particular country entered into prior to completion, and often even prior to
commencement of production, of the film. Thus, most pre-sales involve a foreign
distributor committing to pay a fixed dollar amount (referred to as an advance
or a minimum guarantee) upon delivery of a film in exchange for specified
rights in the film in a given country for a limited term. In most cases, no
ancillary rights are acquired (e.g., merchandising, publishing, and soundtrack
rights). In addition to the advance due upon delivery, the distributor commits
to pay “overages,” which are contingent payments based on the success of the
film.
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