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This document outlines a collaboration agreement between four students - HamzaShahid, Jason Finch, John Forrest, and an unnamed fourth collaborator. The agreement establishes the basic terms of the collaboration, including the names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers of each collaborator. It describes that the collaborators will work together to create a motion graphic titled "E6 Motion Graphic." The agreement states that contractual provisions are attached and incorporated and must be signed by each collaborator. John Forrest and Jason Finch have signed the agreement on October 16, 2012.
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This document is a collaboration agreement between four students - HamzaShahid, Jason Finch, John Forrest, and an unnamed fourth student - to create a motion graphic titled "E6 Motion Graphic". The agreement lists the names, addresses, phone numbers and emails of the collaborators. It states they will work together to create the motion graphic and that all collaborators must sign and return an attached set of contractual provisions, which are part of the agreement. John Forrest and Jason Finch signed the agreement on October 16, 2012.
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Collaboration Agreement
- 1. BTec Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production – Games Design Unit 67 – 3D Animation e6 Motion Graphic Legal and Ethical Considerations Collaboration Agreement This AGREEMENT, between the undersigned: Hereafter referred to as the “Collaborators” is made this____________day of ____________2012. A. BASIC TERMS Name of Collaborator: HamzaShahid Address: 135-139, Liverpool Road, ECCLES Postcode: M30 0ND Telephone: Email: ham-zza4@live.co.uk Name of Collaborator: Jason Finch Address: 56, Salford Road, Liverpool Postcode: 54M 3H7 Telephone: Email: Finch1993@gmail.com Name of Collaborator: John Forrest Address: 22, Everfree Road, Swinton Postcode: M37 5EU Telephone: Email: Gachinka11@gmail.com Name of Collaborator: Address: Postcode: Telephone: Email: B. DESCRIPTION OF WORK 1. We mutually agree to collaborate to create the following motion graphic tentatively titled: E6 Motion Graphic Hereafter referred to as the “Work”. The Contractual Provisions are attached and incorporated herein. All Collaborators must sign and return the attached provisions, which are an integral element of this agreement. AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED. Signature: Printed name: John Forrest
- 2. th Date: 16 October 2012 Signature: Printed name: Jason Finch th Date: 16 October 2012 Signature: Printed name: HamzaShahid th Date: 16 October 2012 Signature: Printed name: Date: