Sure, here is a concise template you can adapt. Parties: The choreographer (Name) and the dancers (Name(s)). Purpose: Agreement for choreography performance and music usage. 1. Scope of Work The choreographer will create a routine for the dancers. The dancers will perform the routine in all scheduled events. 2. Term This agreement starts on (date) and ends on (date) or after (number) performances. 3. Compensation Dancers receive $ (amount) per performance. Choreographer receives $ (amount) per event for music rights. 4. Music Rights The choreographer grants a non‑exclusive, royalty‑free license to use the music for the performances listed. The dancers may not sell or reuse the music outside this agreement. 5. Obligations The choreographer must deliver choreography on time and keep the dancers informed. Dancers must attend rehearsals and perform to the best of their ability. 6. Confidentiality Both parties keep any rehearsal videos, scores, or personal data confidential. 7. Termination Either party may terminate with 30 days written notice. Breach of terms triggers immediate termination. 8. Governing Law This agreement is governed by the laws of (state/country). 9. Entire Agreement This document is the full agreement. No other promises are binding unless written. Signatures: ____________________ ____________________ Date: ______________________ ______________________

Here’s a tightened version with the extra wiggle room you asked for: 1. Scope of Work – The choreographer creates the routine, the dancers bring their own ideas, and the two agree on any changes before rehearsal. 2. Creative Input – Dancers may propose choreography tweaks, which the choreographer may adopt after mutual consent, provided the changes do not alter the overall structure. 3. Music Rights – The choreographer grants a non‑exclusive, royalty‑free license that covers all performance, recording, and sync uses of the music, including any visual media that incorporates the routine. 4. Copyright Accountability – All parties acknowledge that each is responsible for securing any licenses needed for the music and choreography. If a copyright claim arises, the responsible party will handle the dispute, and the other parties are not liable. 5. Termination – Either party may end the agreement with thirty days’ notice or immediately if the other party breaches the copyright clause. Sign the lines below to agree. Choreographer: ____________________ Date: __________ Dancer(s): ________________________ Date: __________

All good. Sign below and let the music play.

Choreographer: Hitraya Date: __________