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REGISTER OF COPYRIGHT LICENSING BODIES REFERENCE NO. P/21/03/0015/1 MOTION PICTURE LICENSING COMPANY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED “SCHEMES & RIGHTSOWNERS” MOTION PICTURE LICENSING COMPANY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Company No. 466279 E – Details of the nature and, where appropriate, titles of the licensing schemes managed, or to be managed, by the applicant: MOTION PICTURE LICENSING COMPANY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED (“MPLC”) OPERATES AN UMBRELLA LICENCE. PARTIES LISTED BELOW WILL ON SIGNATURE OF A SHORT APPLICATION FORM, WHICH CONTAINS TERMS AND CONDITIONS (SIGNATURE OF THAT FORM WILL AMOUNT TO ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS) AND ON PAYMENT OF THE RELEVANT FEE (DETAILS OF WHICH ARE PROVIDED IN SECTION F) BE GRANTED A NON-EXCLUSIVE LICENCE TO PUBLICLY PERFORM CERTAIN PRE- RECORDED VIDEOCASSETTES AND DVDs ON ITS PREMISES (“THE UMBRELLA LICENCE”). THE VIDEOCASSETTES AND DVDs THAT LICENCEES WILL BE ENTITLED TO PERFORM ON THEIR PREMISES ARE THOSE TO WHOM THE PARTIES AT SECTION G OF THIS APPLICATION ARE THE RIGHTS OWNERS. A FULL LIST OF ALL VIDEO CASSETTES AND DVDs LICENCED UNDER THE UMBRELLA LICENCE CAN BE OBTAINED UPON REQUEST FROM MPLC. THE UMBRELLA LICENCE WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE FOLLOWING USERS: NO. TYPE OF SCHEME 1 Childcare 2 Coaches / Mini Coaches / Limousines 3 Retirement Homes, Care Centres, Doctors, Dentists, Health Clinics, Community Living 4 Employee Facilities (to include corporate training facilities, staff rest rooms and reception areas) 5 Retail Establishment 6 Membership Clubs 7 Government Departments and Government Agencies (including prisons and libraries) 8 Schools (public, private, universities and colleges) MOTION PICTURE LICENSING COMPANY INTERNATIONAL DAC Company No. 466279 F – Details of the scales of charges or proposed charges to be levied by the applicant in respect of licences for the public exhibition of motion pictures and other audio-visual programs. MPLC PROPOSES CHARGES TO BE LEVIED AS LISTED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE. TYPE OF CHARGING PRICE PER NO. SCHEME FORMULA YEAR (€) 1 Childcare - Per child place €3.76 Or €419.05 - Per commercial activity centre location 2 Coaches / Mini Coaches / - Per large coach (>53 seats) €286.44 Limousines - Per mini coach (>16 seats) €153.83 - Per chauffeur driven (>10 seats) €111.39 3 Retirement Homes, Care Retirement Homes, Care Centres, Centres, Doctors, Dentists, Doctors, Health Clinics, Community Health Clinics, Community Living, Hospitals: Living, Hospitals - Per bed €6.79 And - Per screen irrespective of where it is €196.27 located in the premises, e.g. recreation room, waiting area, lounges, reception areas Dental Practice: - Per dental chair €68.96 And €196.27 - Per screen in a waiting area 4 Employee Facilities (to - Per training event up to 50 €350.10 include corporate training employees facilities, staff rest rooms Or €275.83 up to and reception areas) - Per year 50 employees. €519.84 up to 100 employees. €901.77 up to 300 employees. €1,782.31 up to 750 employees. €2970.52 up to 15001,500 employees. €5134.76 up to 3,000 employees. 1 TYPE OF CHARGING PRICE PER NO. SCHEME FORMULA YEAR (€) 5 Retail Establishments Retail Establishments: €413.75 up to 2,000 persons. - Per footfall/per location €694.89 up to 3,000 persons. €1060.90 up to 8,000 persons. €1739.88 over And 8,000 persons. - Per demonstration area containing €233.40 for screen(s) demonstration areas up to 250 square metres. €339.49 for And demonstration areas up to 250 square metres. - Per screen in a waiting area or €190.96 reception demonstration area Salons: €68.96 - Per chair And - Per screen in a waiting area or €190.96 reception area 6 Membership Clubs - Per membership size €90.18 up to 49 persons. €122.00 up to 299 persons. €265.23 up to 499 persons. €392.54 up to 1,499 persons. €610.02 up to 2,499 persons. €901.77 over 2,500 persons. 2 TYPE OF CHARGING PRICE PER NO. SCHEME FORMULA YEAR (€) 7 Government Departments Prisons: and Government Agencies (including prisons) - Per inmate (for prisons) €10.61 Government Departments/Agencies: - Per employee €5.30 up to 500 employees. €4.24 up to Or 999 employees. €3.18 up to 4,999 employees. €2.12 up to 10,000 - Per training event up to 50 employees. employees €1.06 over 10,000 Libraries employees. - Childrens area €148.52 - All areas adult use (small) €472.10 - All areas adult use (large) €700.19 8 Schools (public, private, - Public €63.65 between 0 to universities and colleges) 50 pupils. €95.48€ 140 between 51 to300€ 445 pupils. €€122.00 660 between 301 to 500 pupils. €148.53 for pupils 501+. €63.65 between 0 to - Private 50 pupils. €95.48 between 51 to300 pupils. €122between 301 to 500 pupils. €148.53 for pupils 501+. - Universities and Colleges €525.15 between 0 to999 pupils. 3 €827.50 between 1000 to 3999 pupils. €1103.34 between 4,000 to 5,999 pupils. €0.32 per pupil for 6,000 to 9,999 pupils. €0.22 per pupil for 9 Hotels Bars and public areas 110,000+-500m2 pupils. €103.00 501-750m2 €154.50 751-1000m2 €206.00 10 Bars and Restaurants Public Areas 1-500m2 €103.00 501-750m2 €154.50 751-1000m2 €206.00 € 151.53 11 Car dealership Per location 12 Gyms and fitness centres Ireland Active Members €257.50 Non Ireland Active Members €288.40 MOTION PICTURE LICENSING COMPANY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Company No. 466279 G – The class or classes of rightsowners represented or proposed to be represented by the applicant: MPLC REPRESENTS FILM STUDIOS AND/OR PRODUCERS OF FILMS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE LISTED ON THE FOLLOWIN PAGE. 01/01/2019 Rightsholder List 101 Films 12 Yard Productions 2929 Entertainment 360Production 3DD Entertainment 41 Entertaiment LLC 495 Productions 4K Media Inc 4Licensing Corporation 9 Story Enterprises A&E Channel Home Video ACI ACIP (previously Angel City Factory (ACP)) AIM Group AMC Networks (Walking Dead Only) AV Pictures AWOL Animation Aardman Abduction Films Abot Hameiri Abso Lutely Productions Acacia Acorn Group Acorn Media Actaeon Films Action Concept Action Concept Film und Stuntproduktion Action Concept/Production Concept Gmbh Action Image Adult Swim Productions Adventure Line Productions (ALP) Aenon After Dark Films Agatha Christie Productions Ager Film Air Productions Akkord Film Produktion Al Dakheel Inc Alameda Films Alcina Pictures Alcon Entertainment Alcon Film Fund LLC Alcon Television All-In-Production Gmbh All3media International Allegro Pictures Alley Cat Films Alliance Atlantis Releasing Alphablocks Limited 1 Rightsholder List Ambi Exclusive Acquisitions Co. LLC American Heros Productions American Portrait Films Ampersand Anglia Television Animal Planet Productions Animal Planet Video Animalia Productions Annapurna Productions Apollo Media Apollo Media Distribution Gmbh Apollo Media Nova Gmbh Apollo ProMedia Apollo ProMovie Apollo ProScreen Apollo Screen ApolloMovie Arbitrage Arclight Films International ArenaFilm Arenico Productions Argo Ventures Gmbh Argonon International Arte France Artemis Films Artisan Arts Alliance Associated Television Athena Atlantic 2000 Atlantic Productions August Entertainment Australian Children's Television Foundation Autlook Films Sales Automatic Entertainment Avalon Television B & B Company BBL Distribution BBP Music Publishing c/o Black Bear Pictures BKN International BMG Rights Management Baby Cow Productions Bandai Visual Banijay Productions Banijay Rights Bankside Films Bard Entertainment Bardel Distribution Beacon Beacon Communications Beijing Asian Union Culture and Media Investment Bejuba Entertainment Benaroya Pictures Bend it Like Beckham Productions Bentley Productions 2 Rightsholder List Best Film and Video Best Picture Show Best of Me Productions Betty TV Beyond Entertainment Limited Big Fish Films NI Big Idea Entertainment Big Light Productions Big Talk Productions Billy Graham Evangelistic Ass. / World Wide Pictures Bio Channel Productions Blacklisted Films Blakeway Productions Bleiberg Entertainment Blink Films Blink TV Blu Blue Marlin Television Ltd Blue Red Blue Zoo Productions Bo Paul Media / Bennett Productions BogeyDom Enterprises Bold Films LP Boom Pictures Productions Border Television Boreales Films Boundless Productions Brad Lachman Productions Brainpool Breakthrough Entertainment BriteSpark Films British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) British Sky Broadcasting British and Foreign Bible Society Brook Lapping Productions Brown Eyed Boy Productions Buena Vista Pictures Bullseye Bunim Murray Burbank Animations Studios Burning Bright Productions Bwark C3 Entertainment C4i (DRG) CCI Releasing CDR Communications CLT-Ufa SA CMT Network CNN Cable Ready Cactus TV Cafe Productions Cake Entertainment Calon Ltd Calpartners 3 Rightsholder List Cambium Catalyst International (CCI) Candlelight Media Cannon Pictures Carey Films Ltd Cargo Film & Releasing Carlton Film and Television Carlton International Media Carnaby Sales and Distribution Carsey Werner Company Cartoon Network Cartoon One Caryn Mandabach Productions Castle Hill Productions Cats and Docs SAS Cats on the Roof Celador Productions Celestial Filmed Entertainment Celluloid Dreams Celsius Entertainment Central Independent Television Central Park Media Channel 4 Learning Chapter 2 Chatsworth Enterprises Children's Film And Television Foundation Chorion Plc Christian Television Association Ciby DA Cinedigm Cineflix International Media Cinema Seven Productions Cinematheque Collection Cinemavault International Cinetel Cinnamon Entertainment Classic Media Clayton Productions Clearstory Ltd Clerkenwell Films Clover Spy LLC Clubdeal Coccinelle Film CodeBlack Colin Buchanan Collingwood O'Hare Entertainment Company Pictures
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