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Production Music Rate Card 2017 ADVERTISING AUDIO VISUAL AUDIO TV PER EPISODE TV & RADIO PROGRAMMES GAMING & MOBILE APPS MUSIC ON HOLD FILMS TRAILERS AUSTRALIA PRODUCTION MUSIC RATE CARD 2017 APRA AMCOS Head Office 16 Mountain St Production Music Enquiries Ultimo NSW 2007 +61 2 9935 7751 [email protected] Locked Bag 5000 apraamcos.com.au/pm Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING RATES AVAILABLE FOR: AUDIO VISUAL All rates are per 30 seconds (unit) unless otherwise specified. • Combined territories (e.g. AU + Includes reproduction for online and digital platforms. NZ) AUDIO LICENCE WORLD WIDE WEB • International broadcast ONLINE CODE (WWW) territories (e.g. USA, Europe, Asia, etc) TV PER EPISODE Paid Online Advertising (e.g. Pre-Roll, $214.50 APD • In-flight & infomercials Sponsored Posts, Ad Banners, etc) per track/per production ONLINE & • Community Service TV & RADIO DIGITAL Announcements PROGRAMMES Free Online Post Content (e.g. social media PLATFORMS $66.00 content for followers & subscribers only, AFD per track/per production email blast content, etc) GAMING & MOBILE APPS LICENCE REGIONAL METROPOLITAN NATIONAL DID YOU KNOW? BROADCAST CODE UNIT RATE UNIT RATE UNIT RATE There are up to 1,000,000 production music tracks available MUSIC ON HOLD across all styles & genres. Free to Air Television Transmission ATF $114.40 $353.10 $610.50 Please see page 8 for our FILMS Pay Television Transmission ATP $100.10 $313.50 $547.80 TELEVISION suppliers list. All Television Transmission TRAILERS ATA $169.40 $534.60 $929.50 (Free to Air and Pay) • All productions are subject to For more information an $11.00 processing fee (per Free to Air Radio ARF $52.80 $163.90 $286.00 contact us on territory, per licence category) +61 2 9935 7751 RADIO [email protected] Digital Streaming Services (e.g. Spotify, • All figures include GST ARD $33.00 $115.50 $200.20 apraamcos.com.au/pm Pandora, etc.) • All licences issued are cleared in perpetuity Outdoor (e.g. played at a football stadium) AOPE $105.60 $328.90 $572.00 AUSTRALIA PUBLIC LOCATION 2017 Indoor (e.g. played on an in-store display) AOPI $52.80 $163.90 $286.00 Please see page 7 for defined terms and territory definitions. CINEMA Cinema Advertisements AOC $57.20 $174.90 $306.90 DISCOUNTS ‘CUT DOWN’ DISCOUNTS CAMPAIGN DISCOUNTS 50% TAG ENDING CHANGE CLICK HERE A 15% discount applies to a maximum of two Apply if you are producing a series as part of one advertising Where a series of advertisements are produced and the only TO CALCULATE ‘cut-downs’. Whilst the primary version remains campaign, across all broadcast mediums and territories, variation is the end line “tag ending” (e.g. “starts Monday, starts YOUR PM COSTS at standard advertised rates, it must be of greater provided they are all licensed at the same time. tomorrow”), the licence may be charged at 50% of the applicable duration (e.g. 60 seconds) to the cut-down versions rate, multiplied by the number of versions (including the primary (e.g. 30/15 seconds) for the discount to apply. 20% - 4-6 Ads in the campaign version). This concession will only be granted for tag changes 25% - 7-9 Ads in the campaign on ads licensed for the same duration and broadcast area, and 30% - 10+ Ads in the campaign approved by the APRA AMCOS Production Music Department. 2 AUDIO VISUAL/AUDIO ADVERTISING AUDIO VISUAL All rates are per 30 seconds (unit) unless otherwise specified. Audio Visual & Audio rates are cleared for World all Territories. FLAT FEE - Clears the unlimited use of PM - per production. All rates include permission for translated versions. AUDIO TV PER EPISODE RATES AVAILABLE FOR: HARD COPY ALL ONLINE PLATFORMS & HARD COPY • In-flight programming/ (USB, DVD, ETC) TV & RADIO (STREAMING/DOWNLOAD) entertainment AUDIO VISUAL PROGRAMMES UNIT RATE UNIT RATE FLAT FEE • 2017 Educational Rate Card LICENCE CODE NON-PROMOTIONAL VNH VND VNF GAMING & (e.g. training /instructional video) Unlimited copies $35.20 $45.10 $535.70 MOBILE APPS PROMOTIONAL LICENCE CODE VPH VPD VPF DID YOU KNOW? (e.g. showreels, corporate videos and MUSIC ON HOLD website content) Unlimited copies $45.10 $60.50 $655.60 VNS licence code includes audio productions for retail sale. AUDIO FILMS LICENCE CODE UNH UND UNF NON-PROMOTIONAL TRAILERS (e.g. training /instructional) Unlimited copies $20.90 $26.40 $248.60 • All productions are subject to PROMOTIONAL LICENCE CODE UPH UPD UPF For more information (e.g. audio production promoting goods/ an $11.00 processing fee (per contact us on service) Unlimited copies $24.20 $31.90 $298.10 territory, per licence category) +61 2 9935 7751 [email protected] • All figures include GST apraamcos.com.au/pm • All licences issued are cleared FLAT FEE RETAIL SALE in perpetuity AUSTRALIA UNIT RATE 30 MINS 60 MINS 90 MINS 2017 LICENCE CODE VNS VNS3 VNS6 VNS9 (e.g. DVD for sale, extras/bonus material, iTunes store, etc) Unlimited copies $51.70 $677.60 $1191.30 $1703.90 Please see page 7 for defined terms and territory definitions. To be licensed under these rates, audio productions which contain production music must consist mainly of spoken CLICK HERE words. Use of the production music must be strictly incidental to the overall content of the production (e.g. a comedy TO CALCULATE album where the production music is background to skits). YOUR PM COSTS Audio productions for retail sale, streamed or available for download on a digital platform primarily for the commercial exploitation of the music are specifically excluded. They cannot be cleared under these rates. Please contact the Production Music department if you have any questions regarding this use. 3 ADVERTISING TV PER EPISODE FLAT FEES Flat Fees clear unlimited use of production music, per episode. AUDIO VISUAL All rates include reproduction for online and digital platforms. LENGTH OF PROGRAMME AUDIO CLEARANCE 30 MIN 60 MIN 90 MIN NEGOTIABLE RATES ARE TV PER EPISODE Free to Air Television Transmission $561.00 $946.00 $1,331.00 AVAILABLE FOR A SERIES. AUSTRALIAN Pay Television Transmission $440.00 $693.00 $946.00 CONTACT THE PM DEPT FOR TV & RADIO CLEARANCES MORE INFORMATION. PROGRAMMES All Television Transmission $880.00 $1,375.00 $1,870.00 (Free to Air and Pay) GAMING & MOBILE APPS ALL MEDIA World $3,300.00 $4,400.00 $5,500.00 RATES AVAILABLE FOR: • Specific international territories MUSIC ON HOLD • TV Programme Promos TV & RADIO PROGRAMMES FILMS UNIT FEES TRAILERS All rates are per 30 seconds (unit) unless otherwise specified. • All productions are subject to All rates include reproduction for online and digital platforms. For more information LICENCE WWW WWW an $11.00 processing fee (per contact us on CODE UNIT FLAT FEE territory, per licence category) +61 2 9935 7751 ONLINE & • All figures include GST [email protected] DIGITAL Webisode/Vodcast PND $31.90 $237.60 apraamcos.com.au/pm SERIES • All licences issued are cleared in perpetuity Podcast PUD $24.20 $163.90 AUSTRALIA 2017 LICENCE REGIONAL METROPOLITAN NATIONAL WORLD CODE UNIT RATE UNIT RATE UNIT RATE UNIT RATE Please see page 7 for defined Free to Air Television Transmission PTF $28.60 $42.90 $46.20 $231.00 terms and territory definitions. Pay Television Transmission PTP $25.30 $38.50 $39.60 $207.90 TELEVISION All Television Transmission PTA $38.50 $63.80 $66.00 $353.10 (Free to Air and Pay) CLICK HERE TO CALCULATE YOUR PM COSTS All Media VAE $689.70 RADIO Free to Air Radio Transmission PRF $16.50 $25.30 $26.40 $116.60 RATES AVAILABLE FOR IN-CONTEXT PROMOS 4 GAMING & MOBILE APPS ADVERTISING AUDIO VISUAL ^All rates are per 30 seconds (unit) unless otherwise specified. FLAT FEE - Clears the unlimited use of PM - per production. AUDIO Gaming and mobile app rates are cleared for World all Territories. LOOPING PRODUCTION TV PER EPISODE LICENCE MUSIC UNIT RATE^ FLAT FEE LICENCE CATEGORY CODE ‘Infinitely Looped’ music is TV & RADIO All Online Platforms & Apps VGD $61.60 $653.40 charged at FOUR TIMES the PROGRAMMES relevant royalty rate. Video (Console) Games VGH $220.00** $11,000.00 GAMING & ‘Finitely Looped’ production MOBILE APPS music is charged at 50% of the All rates include reproduction for online and digital platforms. standard rate (minimum two ** Rate is per finished minute units). MUSIC ON HOLD FILMS TRAILERS • All productions are subject to an $11.00 processing fee (per MUSIC ON HOLD territory, per licence category) For more information All rates are per 30 seconds (unit) unless otherwise specified. contact us on • All figures include GST Music on hold rates are cleared for World all Territories. +61 2 9935 7751 • All licences issued are cleared [email protected] LICENCE apraamcos.com.au/pm UNIT RATE in perpetuity LICENCE CATEGORY CODE Use of Production Music for music on hold H1 $20.90 AUSTRALIA 2017 Please see page 7 for defined Users of APRA AMCOS controlled Production Music will also need an APRA AMCOS terms and territory definitions. Music on Hold Licence for the communication of those works on their telephone system. Call 1300 852 388 or visit apraamcos.com.au/about-us/forms/licensing/music-on-hold/ for more information. CLICK HERE TO CALCULATE YOUR PM COSTS 5 FILMS ADVERTISING AUDIO VISUAL PER UNIT - Per 30 secs or part thereof. FLAT FEE - Clears the unlimited use of PM - per production. All rates include reproduction for online and digital platforms. AUDIO RATE FOR ALL TERRITORIES LICENCE CATEGORY LICENCE CODE PER UNIT FLAT FEE TV PER EPISODE Film Festivals Only FF $330.00 $3,300.00 TV & RADIO PROGRAMMES Budget up to $1 million FC1 $440.00 $5,500.00 FEATURE FILM ALL MEDIA Budget $1 - $5 million FC2 $550.00 $7,700.00 GAMING & • All productions are subject to MOBILE APPS Budget $5 Million + FC3 $660.00 $11,000.00 an $11.00 processing fee (per territory, per licence category) MUSIC ON HOLD Film Festivals All Media FSA $220.00 $1,100.00 • All figures include GST • All licences issued are cleared SHORT FILM Film Festivals & Online Only FSF $58.30 FILMS in perpetuity Online Only FD $30.80 $330.00 TRAILERS For more information Please see page 7 for defined contact us on terms and territory definitions.
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