What does Delivery consist of?

• A. A marketing plan and press kit.
• B. Editing and post-production notes.
• C. The physical film elements together with the documentation (legal delivery) needed for a distributor to promote and exploit.
• D. A distribution license.

Answer: (C)

Delivery is the handoff of the actual film assets to the distributor along with the legal paperwork needed to exploit the work. It includes the master or masters in the required format and any technical specifications, subtitles or dubbing, and all documentation that proves rights are clear and assignable (chain of title, licenses for third‑party content like music, any necessary permissions, and credits or other mandatory paperwork). The marketing plan or press kit belongs to promotion, not the delivery itself, and editing or post-production notes are part of making the product, not handing it over for distribution. It’s also not just a distribution license—the grant of rights is separate from the physical and legal handover the distributor requires to begin marketing and exploiting the film.