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Permission to use an asset, setting out the terms and conditions and any payment required.
Ready-made video clips that can be bought or used with permission in a media product.
The label given to a saved item, recorded so the correct file can be located.
A column giving a brief explanation of what each item shows or contains.
A column showing where each item is saved, such as a folder or drive.
A unique number given to each item in a table so it can easily be identified.
A column recording whether permission or payment is needed or has been obtained for each item.
Details of an item such as its image size, resolution or file type.
The origin of an asset, such as an image library, its URL and image number, or the photographer.
Ready-made images that can be bought or used with permission in a media product.
A document signed by a person giving permission for their image to be used.
A person who checks that permissions are obtained and all items can legally be used.
Specialist programs used by larger teams to create and manage records of media content.
A column recording the kind of item, such as an image, video or text.
A column recording where and how each item appears in the final media product.
A table recording every item of content used in a media product, its origin, use and legal status.