Where
Territory, markets, channels, and distribution boundaries.
LICENSING
Rights are precise. The license should be too. AIA Talent Exchange helps each project define what is allowed, what requires approval, and what remains prohibited.
Request Licensing SupportTERMS THAT MATTER
Territory, markets, channels, and distribution boundaries.
The licensed term, release window, and expiration conditions.
The medium, platform, format, and exact authorized use.
Project fees, usage terms, renewals, and revenue participation where applicable.
Creative, identity, representation, and rights-holder approvals required before activation.
Permitted alterations, transformations, combinations, and restrictions.
Whether training is prohibited, limited, or separately authorized for a specific purpose.
How localization, updates, sequels, or derivative versions must be reviewed.
What happens at expiration and how continued use may be requested.
PROHIBITED USES
Final restrictions depend on the identity, project, jurisdiction, and agreement. Commonly prohibited uses may include:
LICENSING QUESTIONS
The talent or authorized rights holder controls the identity. AIA Talent Exchange is designed to support permissions, approvals, licensing, tracking, and compensation—not to take ownership of a person’s identity.
No. Participation does not guarantee project placement, income, or any specific opportunity. Projects, compensation, timing, and licensing terms vary.
No. Buyers must secure the required permissions and agreements before an authorized use is activated. Project details and rights must be reviewed for each use.
Only when AI training is explicitly reviewed and authorized. Training permissions may be prohibited, limited to a defined purpose, or governed by a separate agreement.
ENTER THE EXCHANGE
Bring the intended use, platforms, territory, dates, rights, and creative concept to the exchange for review.