Main Object Clauses
- To carry on the business of film producers, video production houses, commercial photographers and content studios, and to produce feature films, documentaries, web series, advertisements, corporate films and music videos.
- To provide cinematography, direction, editing, colour grading, visual effects, animation and post-production services.
- To establish and operate studios, shooting floors, recording facilities and equipment rental services for the media production industry.
- To acquire, own, license and exploit intellectual property rights including copyrights in films, videos, photographs, scripts and musical works.
NIC Code: 59 — Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities
Related Licences & Registrations
- CBFC certification: needed per film for theatrical release — not per company.
- Shooting permissions: from local authorities, and from ASI for heritage locations.
- Copyright registration: optional but useful for protecting original works.
ROC Filing Notes
- The IP ownership clause (‘acquire, own, license copyrights’) is important — production companies live on their content libraries. Do not skip it.
- ‘Film producer’ is accepted MOA language; CBFC certification happens per film, not per company.
- If the company will also distribute films theatrically, add a distribution clause — production and distribution are distinct objects.
