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1. Multiple Producer Arrangements: Required when multiple producers are involved in the development process

2. International Rights: Needed when there's potential for international distribution or performances

3. Third-Party Producers: Include when additional producers may be brought in for specific tracks

4. Publishing Rights: Required if the agreement includes publishing rights management

5. Merchandising: Include if merchandising rights are part of the development strategy

6. Social Media and Digital Presence: Important for agreements focusing on digital marketing and online presence

7. Live Performance Development: Include when live performance coaching is part of the development plan

8. Band Member Provisions: Required when the Artist is a band rather than a solo performer

1. Schedule A - Development Plan: Detailed timeline and milestones for the artist development process

2. Schedule B - Recording Specifications: Technical requirements and standards for recordings

3. Schedule C - Budget and Cost Breakdown: Detailed financial projections and cost allocations

4. Schedule D - Approved Recording Studios: List of studios and facilities approved for use under the agreement

5. Schedule E - Revenue Sharing Calculations: Detailed formulas and examples for royalty calculations

6. Schedule F - Marketing Plan: Specific marketing strategies and commitments

7. Appendix 1 - Artist's Existing Catalogue: List of Artist's pre-existing recordings and works

8. Appendix 2 - Producer's Credits: Producer's previous works and achievements