exhibition rights
Showing authorization agreement
Exhibition rights are the legal permissions to publicly display or show creative works—typically films, but also art, photographs, or other media.
In cinema, these rights determine where and how a film can be screened: The studio sold exhibition rights to theater chains across Europe.
Museums acquire exhibition rights to display artworks on loan.
These rights are often licensed for specific territories, time periods, or venues, and are distinct from distribution or reproduction rights.
- copyrightExclusive reproduction rights
- intellectual propertyLegal rights over inventions
- license agreementContract governing permitted use
- sublicenseDerivative usage authorization
- revenue sharingDistributing income among stakeholders
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Entry limited to authorized individuals
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Authorization to disseminate products
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