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1. Moral Rights Waiver: Waiver of moral rights where permitted by law - used when complete control over the work is required

2. Revisions and Modifications: Process for requesting and implementing changes - important for creative works that may need multiple iterations

3. Non-Compete: Restrictions on creating similar works for competitors - used in highly competitive industries

4. Insurance Requirements: Professional liability insurance requirements - relevant for high-value or high-risk projects

5. Attribution Rights: Terms for crediting the creator - important for creative industry works

6. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution procedures - recommended for international agreements or high-value contracts

7. Source Files: Requirements for delivering source files - relevant for digital or design works

1. Schedule A - Work Description: Detailed specifications of the work to be created, including technical requirements and deliverables

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts, milestones, and payment terms

3. Schedule C - Delivery Schedule: Timeline of deliverables and milestone dates

4. Schedule D - Acceptance Criteria: Specific criteria for accepting or rejecting delivered work

5. Appendix 1 - Required Tools and Resources: List of tools, software, or resources required for creating the work

6. Appendix 2 - Previous Works: List of any pre-existing works that may be incorporated into the final work