Shared outcome prototype technology for the music industry
音乐行业的共享成果原型技术
基本信息
- 批准号:78053
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.29万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
SHOUT4 is an online deal management software in the creative industries, featuring the sharing of outcomes. The value of a shared outcome deal is its ability to secure the best teams to work on projects while de risking the upfront capital costs. It is a system with a truly democratised outcome. This innovative model offers a real opportunity to reshape how deals are made in the post Covid-19 world. Shout4 have already proved an analogue version of the economic and legal model within the music industry. Artists and labels have been able to create new product for onward sale for as little as 10% of traditional costs. Professionals and other service providers have accepted a significant reduction in their normal upfront fees in return for a share or wider share of future revenues generated by that content and or artist.This project will develop and extend SHOUT4 software to create the most appropriate form of reporting to provide transparency, laying the foundations for a full treasury system. Although initial focus will be on music, supporting the development and marketing of artists and labels, the software is being developed as sector agnostic with wide applicability in the longer term.
SHOUT 4是创意产业的在线交易管理软件,具有成果共享功能。共享成果交易的价值在于,它能够确保最好的团队参与项目,同时降低前期资本成本的风险。这是一个具有真正民主化成果的制度。这种创新模式提供了一个真实的机会,可以重塑新冠肺炎后世界的交易方式。Shout 4已经证明了音乐产业中经济和法律的模式的模拟版本。艺术家和唱片公司已经能够以传统成本的10%创造新产品进行销售。专业人士和其他服务提供商已经接受了正常预付费的大幅减少,以换取该内容和/或艺术家未来产生的收入的份额或更大份额。该项目将开发和扩展SHOUT 4软件,以创建最适当的报告形式,以提供透明度,为完整的财务系统奠定基础。虽然最初的重点将是音乐,支持艺术家和唱片公司的开发和营销,但该软件正在开发中,从长远来看,它具有广泛的适用性。
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