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These Terms form part of each ACX audiobook production agreement between a Rights Holder and a Producer where the applicable deal confirmation page generated by ACX («Deal Confirmation Page») references this specific Version 1.1 of the Terms (the «Agreement»).

In the event no Audiobook is completed within 4 months after the date the Audiobook must be completed under the ACX Audiobook Production Agreement for reasons other than your failure to abide by your obligations under the agreement, nothing in this Agreement will prevent you from re-posting the Book on ACX and making it available again for production as an audiobook on ACX or removing the Book from ACX.

If the Producer accepts your offer, the terms set forth in the deal confirmation page generated by ACX confirming your agreement with the Producer for the production of the Audiobook (the «Deal Confirmation Page») and the ACX Audiobook Production Standard Terms in effect as of the date of the Deal Confirmation Page will apply to your agreement with the Producer.

You understand that any Producer you engage that personally performs narration services for the Audiobook may be a member of a talent union or guild that requires a portion of the Producer's earnings under your ACX Audiobook Production Agreement with the Producer to be paid to the union or guild's pension, health and welfare account.

If the word count you provide underestimates or overestimates the actual length of the Book by 20 % or more, the Producer you engage to produce the Audiobook may terminate the Producer's ACX Audiobook Production Agreement with you based on your inaccurate word count in accordance with the terms of your ACX Audiobook Production Agreement with the Producer.

This does not mean that Audible owns the copyright or rights to your book, per the ACX Audiobook Production Standard Terms: «Rights Holder will retain all right, title, and interest in and to the Book and the Audiobook, including the copyright in the Book and the sound recording copyright in the Audiobook.»

In this blog post, I'll discuss the final steps in the ACX audiobook production steps for my book, The Asset.

Not exact matches

My trilogy is being produced in audiobooks, too, and I can't tell with words the pleasure I had when Vol.1, Daimones, was selected for a «stipend» by ACX (the Amazon subsidiary for audiobook production): a spiffy reward of $ 100 per hour of narration in the final audiobook.

For example, I'm now in the production process of turning «The Asset» into an audiobook, so I'm blogging about that so you can have an ACX audiobook case study.

If you are an indie author thinking of narrating your own audiobook or if you are a diligent young scholar considering a career in audiobook production check out the free ACX Education Portal.

Audio book narrator Michael Burnette is graciously giving away five copies of his book - The Independent Author's Guide to Audiobook Production: A Professional Narrator's Secrets for Success on ACX.

If you haven't done so already, I encourage you to read ACX 101: The Audiobook Production Process, which provides some very useful background information on the process of making an audiobook, and which I will refer to during many of these Audiobook Production Process, which provides some very useful background information on the process of making an audiobook, and which I will refer to during many of these audiobook, and which I will refer to during many of these articles.

In part six of The Asset Audiobook Production with ACX case study, I'll be covering paying for the audio work.

So remember to download your actual audio file from ACX to get the full feel for the audiobook production before asking your narrator / producer why the audio quality isn't as crisp as you might expect.

ACX is merely a distribution option in audiobook production.

If you've been cast to narrate a royalty share book with an ACX Production Stipend attached, you should be aware that you must complete the production and the RH must APPROVE the audiobook no later than day 60 following the contract acceptProduction Stipend attached, you should be aware that you must complete the production and the RH must APPROVE the audiobook no later than day 60 following the contract acceptproduction and the RH must APPROVE the audiobook no later than day 60 following the contract acceptance date.

To create your audiobook, you can work with ACX, an arm of Audible that facilitates audiobook production.

ACX has a structure in place of reviews and approvals so that you, the author, have complete control over the quality of the audiobook throughout its production.

ACX will aid you through the entire production process and then distribute your completed audiobook to Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.

Prior to the advent of ACX in 2011, audiobook production was reserved for only the top - tier authors and bestselling titles.

HRB coordinated production through the Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX).

I can now check another item from my audiobook production checklist: ACX compatible audiobook cover, done!

If this is the first time for you, but especially for your narrator / engineer / producer, you must read ACX's Rules for Audiobook Production.

Do you have questions about using ACX or the audiobook production process?

Since ACX is open to authors, I thought a narrator's perspective might help you decide whether to list your title on ACX for audiobook production.

The ins and outs of audiobook production, how the various compensation schedules work, how there's more out there than just ACX, and things to think about BEFORE you dive into audio.

ACX's innovative production financing options meant narrators, producers and audio book professionals had the opportunity to audition to produce these Random House titles for distribution as digital audiobooks.

First, ACX facilitates the open and flexible production of audiobooks with a marketplace that brings all the players together.

* Note: If you're a Rights Holders with an already - finished audiobook that you want to make available for distribution through ACX — or if you want to produce your audiobook independent of ACX and then make it available for distribution through ACX — you can deliver the completed audiobook to Audible through ACX by following the instructions in the Production tab of your ACX title profile.

Producers (narrators, editors, and other studio professionals): Producers can engage narrators or other studio professionals to perform services on an Audiobook Production Contract they've entered into through ACX.

... the crème de la crème of ACX... extra-dependable, knowledgeable members [who] have a verifiable record of achievement in the audiobook industry -LSB-... with] favorable reviews of [their] productions... our seal of approval; the thumbs - up from Audible.com... [the producer is] experienced and trusted.

Audible offers production services through its Audiobook Creation Exchange program, but to receive a 40 per cent royalty rate publishers must hand over exclusive distribution rights to ACX (compared to 25 per cent if rights are retained.)

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