The Narration Agreement Documentary Feature is written specifically for a feature-length Documentary Project. The term “Feature” refers to a traditional style documentary like a film or one-episode documentary as opposed to an episodic series documentary. This can be a Feature Film, Feature TV Documentary, or off-channel platform. This contract is a legal document that details the terms and conditions between a Producer and a Narrator. It covers the essential elements of the relationship such as:
  • Date of Recording
  • Ownership Rights
  • Release Date
  • Name of Production
  • Use Rights of Recording
  • And More.
This Documentary Agreement is a core agreement that can be used by the main Narrator or other narrators for the documentary. It is an essential contract when hiring a narrator for your project. This core documentary contract is available as a single-use contract, as part of the Documentary Feature Package, or through the Creators’ Legal subscription. It contains all essential terms and conditions such as compensation, term, the time required, shoot schedule, work-for-hire language, and more. Using contracts in your production is an important step to make sure you have all of the rights needed for the project to be able to distribute or sell your project.  A distributor will not pick up your project without contracts in place.  If you want to protect yourself and your project you need to have the right contracts. Other names for this Document: Feature Documentary Narration Agreement, Feature Documentary Narration Contract, Narration Contract Documentary Feature, Narration Feature Contract for Documentary. Approximate time to complete contract:  4-5 Minutes Single-Use Contract Unless Purchased with a Subscription

What is it?

The Narration Agreement Documentary Feature covers the essential contract terms between a Producer and a Narrator.
 
This standard Documentary contract covers:
 

  • The Start Date of the Agreement
  • The name of the Documentary
  • The Release of Rights
  • The Use Rights of the Recording, including promotion and advertising rights.
  • The Rights and Responsibilities of the Parties
  • Work-For-Hire Language
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution Issues, including Venue & Choice of Law

How does it work?

Use this document to explain the relationship between a Producer and a Narrator.
 
Some things needed to build your custom Narration Agreement Documentary Feature:
 

  • Names of the Parties
  • Addresses of the Parties
  • Emails of the Parties
  • Name of the Production
  • Dates of Recording
  • State for Venue and Choice Provisions

 
Once you have completed drafting the Narration Agreement Documentary Feature, you will be able to save to edit further, download a PDF or send to the other party for electronic signature.