The document discusses rights clearances needed for using music in films and television. It explains that two copyrights exist for each song - for the musical composition and the recording. Licenses are needed from the music publisher for the composition and the record company for the recording. Fair use does not apply to using music in movies or TV. International rights also need to be considered. The document provides guidance on how to determine copyright owners and properly license music for use in films, television programs, and other media.

1. Rights Clearances

3. Films and Television programs often use popular or recognizable songs.