Rights & Licensing Desk
License the library
Whether you’re placing a ninety-second clip in a documentary, cueing a classic score in an advertisement, or optioning a title for a new territory — this page gets you to the right person, fast. Every kind of license has its own desk.
- Feature titles
- 71
- Series
- 3
- Music cues
- 1400+
Clips & footage
Feature and series clips from seventy Morgan Creek titles, cleared for documentary, editorial, educational, promotional, and in-program use. Our clip licensing desk works directly with you and your legal team.
Music & scores
Original scores and soundtrack cues — from Hans Zimmer and Trevor Jones to Randy Edelman — available for advertising, film, and series placement. Licensing for the Morgan Creek Records catalog is administered by Kobalt Music.
Formats & remakes
Remake, sequel, and format rights across the catalog — from Young Guns to Major League. For territory options and development inquiries, talk to business affairs.
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
True Romance
Robin Hood: Prince of ThievesMerchandise
Consumer products drawn from the library’s titles, characters and key art — apparel, collectibles, prints and publishing — licensed title by title.
Common questions
How do I get a quick answer?
Send the title, the use and the territory in your first message and the desk can usually answer without a second round of questions.
What can be licensed?
Four things: clips and footage from the feature and series catalog; original scores and soundtrack cues through Morgan Creek Records; remake, sequel and format rights across the library; and merchandise. Each has its own desk above. If you are not sure which you need, describe the project and we will route it.
Who will I be dealing with?
Each kind of license has its own desk. Clips and footage, music, and merchandise are handled by Morgan Creek’s appointed licensing representatives; remake, sequel and format rights stay with business affairs at the studio. The button on each door opens the contact form addressed to that desk.
What do you need in order to quote?
The title, the use, the territory, the term, and the media. Rates depend on all five, so a quote given without them is guesswork.
Can I license the music without the film?
Yes. The score and soundtrack catalog clears separately, through Kobalt Music.