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AV rate card NCB Rates for the use of in audio-visual all rates effective from 1 January 2012 the rates are adjusted anually on 1 January with the change in the index of net retail prices Contents 1 Production types/usage definitions production types/usage mentioned in this rate card are all based on these definitions 2 Minimum charge 3 Rates: Existing in audio-visual non-private use the use of existing in made for non-private use 4 Rates: Music in audio-visual private use the use of in sold/rented out/distributed through retailers or direct to private consumers 5 Rates: New commissioned in audio-visual non-private use the use of commissioned in made for non-private use 1 Production types/usage definitions production types/usage mentioned in this rate card are all based on the following definitions: All made with a view to being shown in cinemas. Signature tunes A piece of used to make identification of a TV programme, e.g. an intro or outro. National TV/Commissioned A TV production made by a third party under a special agreement for a TV station. The right of exploitation of the production lies only with the TV station. National TV/Other TV TV where the right of exploitation lies with the producer alone or is shared between more parties. Live on tape TV programme which is not broadcast live, but it is a studio recording with a live audience. The difference of time from recording till broadcast shall not exceed one week, and no more than two screenings of the programme can be made within one week. The production has a promotional purpose and is about the products or services of the customer in question. It also includes sponsor sections in e.g. TV programmes. Corporate video A production made by or for a commercial business with a view to in-house viewing. The production does not have a commercial purpose as it does not intend to promote the sale of a specific product or service otherwise it should be categorised as advertising. Education & training A production with an educational purpose for use in schools and non-commercial institutions. Other audio-visual A production which is neither a cinematographic film, a TV production, advertising, a corporate video production nor an educational programme according to NCB s definitions. 2 Minimum charge Irrespective of production type the minimum charge on any NCB invoice is DKK 500.00.

3 Rates: Existing in audio-visual non-private use the use of existing in made for non-private use Production type Type of usage Type of Synchronisation fee Mechanical fee National TV Commissioned National TV Other TV associated with products, companies, services, etc. made with a view to being shown in cinemas all types of all types of DKK 0.15 live on tape all types of DKK 3.79 per second *) DKK 0.15 signature tune all types of DKK 1,606.00 per episode DKK 0.15 other usage all types of DKK 15.23 per second *) DKK 0.15 signature tune Nordic/Baltic DKK 1,606.00 per episode DKK 0.15 other usage Nordic/Baltic DKK 15.23 per second *) non-nordic/baltic *) Local TV signature tune Nordic/Baltic DKK 1,606.00 per episode DKK 0.05 other usage Nordic/Baltic DKK 9.50 per second *) Other audio-visual non-nordic/baltic *) any usage of the Nordic/Baltic DKK 9.50 per second *) DKK 0.05 any usage of the non-nordic/baltic *) *) The minimum charge for sychronisation corresponds to 15 seconds per piece of in these. Note! Although the rates for Nordic/Baltic are fixed, there are cases where the is subject to individual rights management in such cases the price must be negotiated directly with the rights owners. Production type Type of usage Type of No. of copies Synchronisation & mechanical fee (minutes of ) 1 minute 2 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes 5 minutes Education & training in-house use with an educational purpose in schools and other non-commercial institutions Nordic/Baltic non-nordic/ Baltic 1-10 DKK 231.00 DKK 457.00 DKK 683.00 DKK 909.00 DKK 1,135.00 11-100 DKK 493.00 DKK 976.00 DKK 1,459.00 DKK 1,942.00 DKK 2,425.00 101-200 DKK 760.00 DKK 1,500.00 DKK 2,240.00 DKK 2,980.00 DKK 3,720.00 Corporate video in-house use in commercial businesses Nordic/Baltic 1-10 DKK 524.00 DKK 1,037.00 DKK 1,552.00 DKK 2,065.00 DKK 2,579.00 11-100 DKK 842.00 DKK 1,665.00 DKK 2,487.00 DKK 3,309.00 DKK 4,131.00 101-200 DKK 1,161.00 DKK 2,292.00 DKK 3,422.00 DKK 4,552.00 DKK 5,683.00 non-nordic/ Baltic Please contact NCB for information on what will be charged if your production exceeds 5 minutes of or if you have more than 200 copies manufactured. 2

in general for existing in audio-visual non-private use for new exploitation An additional synch fee must always be paid for audio-visual that contain Nordic/ Baltic and/or lyrics and are used outside the Nordic/Baltic countries. The additional fees are as follows: World: 200% Entire Europe: 50% USA & Canada: 100% Other continents per continent: 25% Italy, France, Spain, Germany, UK per country: 15% Japan: 25% Other countries per country: 5% An additional synch fee is not payable by default for cinematographic films, advertising or where the licence and price has been negotiated individually. In these cases it is assumed that the right to distribution and exploitation outside the Nordic/Baltic area was cleared with the rights owners in connection with the original synchronisation licence. If your production at a later time is used for another purpose than the one for which it was originally licensed and the synch fee for this other purpose exceeds the synch fee originally paid, you will have to notify NCB and make an extra payment corresponding to the difference between the two fees. This only applies, however, if the rights are administered by NCB. 3

4 Rates: Music in audio-visual private use the use of in sold/rented out/distributed through retailers or direct to private consumers Production type Synchronisation fee Mechanical fee Mechanical fee minimum fee Concert DVD assumed to have been paid at the time of production the synchonisation fee is included in the mechanical fee 2.1% of price to retail outlets sale through retailers: 7.2% of price to retail outlets exclusive of VAT DKK 0.55 per copy DKK 4.57 per copy sale direct to consumers: 5.91% of price to consumers exclusive of VAT Other audio-visual DKK 3.79 per second sale through retailers: 9.009% of price to retail outlets exclusive of VAT DKK 6.07 per copy sale direct to consumers: 7.4% of price to consumers exclusive of VAT in both cases calculated as the playing time of the in proportion to the total playing time of the production If a feature film is produced for private consumers only without prior cinematographic release, the synch fee is. For some TV drama transferred to DVD or other media for private use the synch fee is s with the rights owners. in general for sale/rental/distribution for private use Audio-visual that are made for sale/rental/distribution for private use are ALWAYS subject to a synchronisation fee of DKK 3.79 per second irrespective of previous payment of a synch fee for any other usage for which the production was originally licensed. This does not apply to commissioned, however, as the synchronisation fee for commissioned always include the transfer to video master. PROMOTIONAL COPIES»Promotional copies«are not subject to an NCB royalty. Where you are applying for a first pressing of a new release, up to 250 copies may be licensed as promotional copies provided that certain conditions are observed: The pressing must be of 500 copies or more. Promotional copies must be supplied free of charge to broadcasters, disc jockeys and critics (accurate records of the recipients must be kept and submitted to NCB on request). Promotional copies must be identical to the release they promote. All promotional copies must be prominently marked with the words Promotion Not for Sale (it is not sufficient to attach a sticker or any label that can be easily removed). You must always submit a copy to NCB. Only NCB approved DVD plants can be used for manufacture. If you sell your DVDs and want promotional copies for other purposes than the above mentioned, you must pay NCB s minimum fee per copy. The words»promotion - Not for Sale«must be printed on all such copies. 4

5 Rates: New commissioned in audio-visual non-private use the use of commissioned in made for non-private use Production type Type of usage Synchronisation fee Mechanical fee for cinema and TV associated with products, companies, services, etc. Feature films + documentary films Short film + documentaries Long run TV series Short run TV series Single tracks (not used as a film score) duration above 60 minutes place of exhibition: no restrictions duration below 60 minutes place of exhibition: no restrictions of more than three episodes place of exhibition: TV of up to three episodes place of exhibition: TV used as signature tune, intro, outro for exhibition in the EU, Switzerland and Norway: DKK 32,197.00 for exhibition in the entire world: DKK 48,295.00 DKK 5,633.00 up to six episodes: DKK 32,197.00 more than six episodes: the synchronisation fee is calculated proportionally based on number of episodes DKK 5,633.00 for each of the first 20 combinations of image and : DKK 1,606.00 for each subsequent combination: DKK 804.00 (note that there is an upper limit for the annual amount of synchronisation fees to be paid) in general for commissioned in audio-visual non-private use Feature films containing commissioned are subject to an additional 50% synch fee of the above rates for distribution outside the Nordic countries, EU and Switzerland. Note! Commissioned in advertising is subject to direct negotiations between the producer and the rights owners on price and usage. In such cases NCB does not act as intermediary between the producer and the rights owners. 2012 NCB/Copenhagen (ver 17.0) Foto: Comstock 5