The deal-term posture below is a negotiation opening, not a commitment. Final clause language, jurisdiction, and dollar figures will land here once Counsel publishes the redlined term sheet.

1. Creative control. CEO holds final cut on the pilot; subsequent episodes follow a documented review chain (showrunner → CEO → platform).
2. IP ownership. Pleet3D, LLC retains underlying world / character / 3D-pipeline IP. Platform receives a time-bounded distribution license, not assignment.
3. Distribution window. First-window exclusivity is negotiable per platform; default ask is 12 months from release with reversion thereafter.
4. Revenue share. Net-profit definition must be transparent (auditable line items) and tied to a documented waterfall. No "Hollywood net" wording.
5. Talent terms. Standard SAG-AFTRA scale floor; key cast options on episodes 2–6 capped at parity with industry mid-band.
6. Marketing approval. Platform marketing assets require opt-in approval from Pleet3D for likeness, voice, and brand-adjacency use.
7. Termination & cure. Material breach triggers a 30-day cure window before termination. Termination reverts unreleased episodes to Pleet3D.
8. Audit rights. Quarterly platform-side audit at Pleet3D's request, capped at 2 per year, with 14-day notice.
9. Tax / production credits. Production-state tax credits (where applicable) accrue to Pleet3D unless explicitly assigned in the term sheet.
10. Governing law. To be set by Counsel; default ask is Delaware (Pleet3D entity domicile).

Opening posture — negotiation framing. These ten clauses state Pleet’s opening positions. Final dollar figures and governing-law jurisdiction are set by Counsel during term-sheet redline.