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Originally Posted by DannyCox
Alex, that's what I said. I said " I read it as I must maintain records of any primary producer I have content from" meaning that I must have a record of who the content is from, not the actual records from the talent. I also said " and that the primary producer must also send me a letter stating that they have checked the required records for the talent they are using". So basically, you just reiterated what I had already written  |
Okay, good, sorry, I missed that. I am just thinking that this is the way that secondary producers get out of having to maintain duplicate records, by only having to know who the primary producer is. The downside for programs providing "sponsor content" is that they will have to identify to their affiliates who the primary producer actually is for each scene.