A Work Made for Hire Agreement and Assignment is a contract between two or more parties in which one party, the Hiring Party, assigns or transfers all copyright in a work to the other party, the Creator. The Creator then grants the Hiring Party the right to use the work and to exercise the rights of a copyright owner. This type of agreement is most commonly used when the Hiring Party commissions a Creator to create a work for them. There are two types of Work Made for Hire Agreement and Assignment: — Commissioned Work: This is when the Hiring Party commissions the Creator to create a work for them, and the Creator assigns all copyright and related rights to the Hiring Party. — Work Made for Hire: This is when the Hiring Party creates a work and assigns all copyright and related rights to the Creator. In both cases, the Work Made for Hire Agreement and Assignment must specify the exact scope of the rights that are being transferred, including the types of uses that are allowed. It should also specify the term of the agreement, the payment terms, and any other obligations or restrictions.