For productions and motion graphics designers agreeing on their work, delivery, and compensation.
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See the Industry PlanFor productions and motion graphics designers agreeing on their work, delivery, and compensation. Not automatically. A motion graphics agreement should distinguish finished videos from editable animation files, identify the delivery formats, and explain any extra fees. Third-party fonts, plugins, templates, and stock remain subject to their licenses even when project files are delivered.