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Licensing

Holter Intellectual Property, Inc. stewards a catalog of characters, worlds, curricula, and narrative technologies. Producers, publishers, educators, and brand partners can license this work through the HIP Boardroom.

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Licensable Properties

05 / Catalog
  • 01

    Coffy Town

    The city, its districts, characters, and canon. License for adaptations, spin-offs, immersive events, and merchandise.

    • · Film & TV adaptation
    • · Stage productions
    • · Themed events
    • · Merchandise
  • 02

    Voices of Foster Care

    The Voices of Foster Care initiative, archives, curricula, and community programs.

    • · Curriculum licensing
    • · Documentary use
    • · Nonprofit collaborations
    • · Academic research
  • 03

    Coffy Pop Art

    The visual identity of Coffy Town — Coffy Pop Art paintings, character portraits, and scenery.

    • · Prints & merchandise
    • · Editorial & press
    • · Album / book covers
    • · Gallery exhibits
  • 04

    Radio Theater

    Coffy Town Radio Theater — audio dramas, scripts, and pimp-noir productions.

    • · Podcast syndication
    • · Broadcast
    • · Adaptation rights
    • · Sync licensing
  • 05

    HIP Noir Engine

    The Who Dun It / Noir Creator Engine — a narrative technology for building interactive whodunit experiences.

    • · Educational licensing
    • · Studio integrations
    • · Interactive media
    • · White-label deployments

How Licensing Works

  1. 01

    Inquiry

    Send a short brief through Contact: what you want to license, intended use, territory, and timeline.

  2. 02

    Terms

    The HIP Boardroom reviews your brief and returns a term sheet — scope, fees, credits, and moral-rights protections.

  3. 03

    Agreement

    Signed license, kickoff, and asset delivery. Educational and nonprofit uses have simplified paths.

Licensing FAQ

Common questions about eligibility, usage rights, attribution, and the request process.

Eligibility

Q: Who is eligible to license HIP Intellectual Property?
A: Licensing is available to individuals, educators, organizations, and production teams who agree to HIP's usage guidelines and complete the licensing request form.
Q: Are commercial projects allowed?
A: Yes. Commercial, educational, and community-based projects may be licensed with the appropriate tier.

Usage Rights

Q: What can I do with licensed HIP content?
A: You may use approved materials in performances, curricula, digital media, merchandise, or community programming, depending on your license tier.
Q: Are there restrictions on modification?
A: Yes. Core characters, canon, and narrative structures must remain intact unless explicit written permission is granted.
Q: Can I remix or adapt HIP content?
A: Adaptation is allowed only within the boundaries of your license tier and must preserve original attribution and canon integrity.

Attribution Requirements

Q: How should I credit HIP Intellectual Property?
A: All licensed uses must include the attribution: “Created by Jessica Holter, Holter Intellectual Property, Inc.”
Q: Do digital projects require attribution?
A: Yes. Attribution must appear in visible text on websites, apps, videos, and social media posts using licensed content.
Q: Can I use the HIP logo?
A: Logo usage requires explicit approval and must follow HIP brand guidelines.

General Licensing Process

Q: How do I request a license?
A: Submit the Licensing Request Form and describe your intended use. HIP will review eligibility and respond with the appropriate tier and terms.
Q: How long does approval take?
A: Most requests are reviewed within 5–7 business days.

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