Toolkit
Worksheets tied to real roles. Educational and editable. They are not legal documents, tax filings, or employment contracts.
- Artist / business one-page plan
State the work you can deliver, who it is for, how it is supported, and what you will not do this quarter.
- Artist–manager scope and communication
Decision rights, reporting rhythm, money visibility, and which matters belong with legal, accounting or qualified care.
- Contribution, credits and split discussion
Record who did what, with dates. This is not a substitute for a signed legal agreement.
- Release schedule and asset manifest
List audio, art, credits, identifiers and due dates so delivery exceptions are visible.
- Project budget and cash-flow
Keep example cash, accounting profit, taxable income and tax liability distinct. Deductible spend is not a dollar-for-dollar tax cut.
- Merchandise costing, stock and settlement
Teach contribution after variable costs. Includes a fictional 100-unit example; every assumption is editable.
- Tour advance, itinerary and show settlement
Day sheets, contacts, contingencies and who can stop a show. Not hazardous-work instruction.
- Sponsor brief, deliverables and approvals
Audience fit, usage, exclusivity, approval workflow and honest reporting.
- Grant eligibility, budget and reporting
Status and eligibility first. Closed schemes stay labeled closed.
- Sync brief and rights-clearance status
Track research toward permission. A shortlist is not a license.
- Royalty reconciliation practice dataset
Synthetic catalog with duplicates, unmatched recordings, inconsistent shares, currency difference and a late adjustment.
- Portfolio and tailored-application tracker
You send applications. Atlas drafts; it does not apply for jobs or invent vacancies.
- Media deliverable matrix, captions and permissions
Live, streaming, portrait, landscape, games and archives — each with QA and rights per use.
- AI tool evaluation, consent and provenance
Separate assistance, generated output, training, voice imitation and authorized reuse.
- Community charter, moderation and escalation
Purpose, paid versus voluntary terms, privacy and how harm is escalated.