1. Authority to Submit
The submitter represents that they are authorized to provide the materials and discuss the rights described in the submission.
Draft submission terms for professional entertainment counsel to review before the portal accepts live submissions.
The submitter represents that they are authorized to provide the materials and discuss the rights described in the submission.
Unless a separate written confidentiality agreement is signed, the submission does not create a confidential, fiduciary, agency or other special relationship.
Capri Studio Films may independently develop, receive or review projects with similar themes, characters, settings, formats or concepts. Similarity alone does not establish copying or obligation.
The submitter grants permission for authorized personnel and advisers to access, copy as technically necessary, and review submitted materials solely for evaluation and related business discussions.
Submission does not guarantee review, response, acceptance, production, licensing, distribution, financing or any other relationship.
The submitter is responsible for accurately disclosing ownership, existing agreements, music, archival materials, underlying rights, performer releases, AI-generated content, likeness and voice permissions, and any restrictions.
The final policy should specify storage, access, retention and deletion procedures. Physical or digital submissions will not be returned unless expressly agreed in writing.
No production, distribution, licensing, sales agency or co-production relationship exists unless the parties sign a separate definitive written agreement.