A Licensing Agreement for Creative Work is a contract between two parties, such as an artist or author and a publisher, granting the publisher the right to use the artist or author's creative work. The agreement specifies the scope of the license granted, including the type of content, the duration of the license, the geographical area of distribution, and any restrictions or conditions of use. It also includes details about payment and royalties, and outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party. Types of Licensing Agreements for Creative Work include exclusive rights, non-exclusive rights, and limited rights agreements. Exclusive rights agreements give the publisher full control over the artist or author’s work, while non-exclusive rights agreements allow the artist or author to license their work to multiple publishers. Limited rights agreements are more limited in scope, and grant the publisher the right to use the creative work in a specific way only.