Eric Harrison
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You can use the license agreement I posted. It is on a per clip basis. You would only need to use a per second license agreement if you were sending them a 10 minute video and they were only going to use 15 seconds. Most of the time you send them only the 15 seconds so the the per clip license is fine. Check out nimia.com/legal for more legal info on licensing video content. All the best, Eric
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The non-exclusive clause is good but make sure you have a non-sublicense clause so that they can’t license it to other networks without your permission.
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I agree and disagree with David. You should always have a license agreement but you should be the one to send the license agreement. This way you can have all the terms of the agreement defaulted in your favor. I recently drafted a footage license agreement for an award winning cinematographer, and I wanted to make it available for others: https://nimia.com/standard-stock-footage-license-agreement/