VH2 content partnership

Submit your media for VH2 consideration.

Producers, filmmakers, studios, distributors, and rights owners can propose movies, series, documentaries, specials, podcasts, and other media for VH2 licensing and distribution.

60% Licensor share40% VH2 Television shareNon-exclusive unless final terms say otherwise

Applicant

Tell VH2 who owns or controls the proposed content.

First nameLast name

EmailPhone

Legal company or individual nameEntity type

Website Street addressAddress line 2

CityState / regionPostal code

Country

Media

Describe the exact movie, show, episode, or other media offered.

Media titleContent type

Release yearRuntime in minutesContent rating

Primary language

Actual rights ownerCopyright owner

Media description / synopsis

Revenue and licensing model

Your selection determines the special revenue clause included with the proposal.

Subscription / SVODSubscription fees provide access to a catalog, so no fixed amount per play is guaranteed. VH2 will determine Net Subscription Revenue for the applicable period and the participating-content pool. The Licensor portion of that pool is 60% and VH2 retains 40%. Each title receives a proportional allocation based on qualified viewing activity, such as legitimate qualified plays or viewing minutes, using the reporting data reasonably available to VH2.Advertising-supported / AVOD / FASTNet advertising, sponsorship, FAST, AVOD, or linear-supported revenue reasonably attributable to the content is divided 60% to the Licensor and 40% to VH2 after permitted direct deductions. VH2 controls ad inventory, ad placement, brand-safety standards, sales policies, and scheduling.Pay-per-view / TransactionalFor each completed rental or purchase, Net PPV Revenue equals the transaction amount actually received by VH2 after platform commissions, app-store charges, payment-processing fees, taxes, refunds, chargebacks, and other direct transaction costs. Net PPV Revenue is divided 60% to the Licensor and 40% to VH2.Direct licensing / carriage dealNet Revenue actually received from an approved carriage, syndication, platform, broadcaster, or other direct content-license transaction is divided 60% to the Licensor and 40% to VH2 after documented direct third-party transaction costs, unless the final signed deal schedule expressly states different economics.

Proposed customer PPV price ($)

Proposed upfront license fee ($)Minimum guarantee ($)Payment threshold ($)

Requested license startRequested license endTerritory

Media delivery

Provide a secure full-media link now, or tell VH2 you will deliver it later.

Full media availability

Full media URL Dropbox, Google Drive, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, or another secure host. Make sure VH2 has viewing permission.

Trailer delivery

Trailer URL

Trailer file MP4, MOV, or AVI/Xvid. Your cPanel PHP upload limit also applies.

Additional notes

Supporting documents

Optional. You may attach one rights or clearance record now, or provide documents later if VH2 requests them.

Document categoryOptional supporting file PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG, or PNG; 10 MB maximum.

Leaving this blank does not prevent VH2 from reviewing, approving, requesting revisions, or rejecting the application.

Certification and submission

Review the terms shown beside this form before agreeing.

I certify that I own or control the rights offered, am authorized to submit this proposal, and can provide chain-of-title, music, talent, and other clearance records upon request. By clicking Submit Partnership Application, I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the VH2 application terms and the clause for my selected revenue model. I understand that submission is not acceptance and no binding content license exists until VH2 approves final terms and both parties sign the agreement.

Application terms

VH2 Content Licensing & Revenue Share

These terms explain the proposed arrangement recorded with your submission. Final rights, dates, and any negotiated changes appear in the agreement approved by both parties.

1. License grant

The Licensor grants VH2 a non-exclusive, limited license during the agreed term and territory to exhibit, stream, distribute, promote, schedule, and monetize the approved content through VH2-authorized television, web, mobile, OTT, connected-TV, FAST, AVOD, SVOD, PPV, cable, IPTV, and other specifically approved services. Ownership remains with the Licensor.

2. Net revenue and split

Unless a final signed schedule states otherwise, Net Revenue means money actually received by VH2 from exploitation of the licensed content after documented platform commissions, app-store fees, payment-processing fees, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, advertising-sales commissions, ad-serving costs, and other direct third-party distribution or collection costs. Net Revenue is divided 60% to the Licensor / Distributor and 40% to VH2 Television.

3. Accounting and payment

VH2 will account quarterly unless the final agreement states another period. Amounts are payable after VH2 receives the corresponding funds. Balances below the payment threshold stated in the agreement schedule may roll forward until the threshold is reached. Reports may include qualified plays, viewing minutes, gross receipts, deductions, Net Revenue, and each party's share.

4. Scheduling and performance

VH2 controls programming schedules, placement, frequency, advertising inventory, promotional placement, and technical presentation. VH2 does not guarantee acceptance, minimum airings, views, subscribers, advertising sales, license revenue, or any minimum payment unless expressly written in the final agreement.

5. Ownership, clearances, and warranties

The applicant represents that it owns or controls every right offered and has obtained all required copyright, music, talent, likeness, location, privacy, publicity, and other permissions. Upon request, the applicant must provide chain-of-title and clearance documentation. VH2 may suspend content when a legitimate ownership or rights dispute arises.

6. Delivery and technical changes

The Licensor will provide commercially acceptable masters, captions, metadata, artwork, and other agreed materials. VH2 may transcode, normalize audio, insert captions and ad markers, adjust aspect ratio, and make other technical or legal-compliance changes that do not materially alter the story.

7. Promotion

During the term, VH2 may use titles, names, approved artwork, trailers, stills, and reasonable clips solely to advertise the content and VH2 services.

8. Indemnification

The Licensor is responsible for third-party claims arising from its breach, lack of rights, unauthorized music or footage, privacy or publicity violations, or inaccurate ownership representations. VH2 is responsible for claims arising solely from VH2 exploitation outside the rights finally granted.

9. Termination and takedown

The final agreement may be terminated as stated in its signed schedule. VH2 may suspend or remove content immediately for rights disputes, infringement complaints, illegality, platform violations, material misrepresentation, or significant legal exposure. Accrued payment obligations survive termination.

10. No final agreement until approval

Submitting an application records the applicant's agreement to these application terms but does not obligate VH2 to accept or distribute the content. A binding content license is established only after final terms are approved and the agreement is signed by authorized representatives of both parties.

This portal provides a business agreement workflow and does not provide legal advice. Each party may have the final agreement reviewed by its attorney before signing.