Content Partnership Agreement
This Content Partnership Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between the Intended content creator, referred to as “Content Creator,” and FICUS, a streaming platform owned by Ficus Live Limited, a registered
company in Nigeria with Registration number RC 1720029, referred to as the
“Company.”
- Agreement Overview
This Agreement outlines the terms and conditions under which the Content
Creator agrees to partner with FICUS for the licensing, distribution, and
monetization of content created by the content creator
- Content Licensing and Revenue Sharing
2a. Direct Sales from FICUS Website and Apps
Sharing ratio on moneys generated from streaming
FICUS: 30%
Content Creator: 70%
2b. Direct Sales from Content Produced by Sister/Partner Studios
Sharing ratio on moneys generated from streaming
FICUS: 30%
Production Company: 20%
Content Creator: 50%
2c. Exclusion from Social Media Posts
For content not produced by the affiliates of Ficus, We are not entitled to any money generated from the content creators Social Media Accounts
- Content Approval
FICUS reserves the right to reject any content that does not meet its quality standards.
and content standards.
- Content Hosting Duration
The regular duration for content to remain exclusively hosted by FICUS is 2
years, it could be more, but it’s subject to the type of licensing acquired by FICUS.
- Agreement Termination
The Agreement can only be terminated by FICUS, and it is at the discretion of
FICUS to determine the circumstances under which the agreement may be
terminated.
- Requirements for FICUS Filming
Camera Requirements
The primary camera used for filming must have a 4K sensor with a resolution equal
to or greater than 3840 photosites wide. Secondary cameras can be FHD (Full High
Definition), and footage from scenes can be captured in either 4K or FHD
Resolution. Examples of secondary cameras include aerial cameras, crash cameras,
drones, and underwater cameras.
- Recording Format for Primary Camera
The primary camera should record in either 8- or 10-bit Log processing, with a
minimum bitrate of 100 Mbps (at 23.98/24 fps) during recording. The recording
format can be either RAW (uncompressed or lightly compressed sensor data) or a
standard format.