Either a show, display, presentation, recital, exhibition or the like that may be in front of an audience or, actions towards fulfillment of registered contract _
NEST® differentiates confidentially registered “Collaboration Contracts” from “IP Sales Contracts” as DLT secured recordings or documentation of performances that result in content which, measured as a discretely identifiable deliverable, remaining subject to copyright protections.
For example, an artist may conduct a performance on stage at their scheduled event. This artist is able to specify their stage performance as a single collaborative engagement, under one registered contract. During this time the artist’s physical stage performance and completion of registered contract itself is digitally recorded, videoed and photographed. Following artist’s performance, these recordings of performance are able to be classified as copyrighted content belonging to artist him or herself. In such case, the artist is able to either include copyrights to their performance recordings within initially registered contract or sell the performance recording’s separately.
Divisions of performances as billable actions can separate sales of copyright. This extends to “Art/Work” or “Body/Art” or “Work” or “Content”. Examples of this differentiation as relate to other member categories include, but are not limited to; i) graphic artists may bill once for designing a composition and then again for sale for commercial use and design’s copyright; or ii) Models may bill for attending an engagement and then again for copyrights to commercially use recordings of such attendance; or iii) Performance artists may bill once for completion of an event, a service, and then again for copyrights to commercially use recordings of this, and so on.
