Thank you for your time in advance.
I'm not a native English speaker, so my question might be unclear and require a full of energy to you, Sorry about that.
I hope that I would get any answer to solve my problem.

I'm a self-employed animator.
My animation will be used in a Japanese TV station's broadcast.

I am not employed by a TV station.
I'm not even assigned to be part of the team.
I'm just asked to create a video for the show as a subcontractor.

The TV station asked me to combine FaceRig and Live2D with the show's characters.
So I checked out the details of the FaceRig product, but I'm not sure which license I should buy.

Could you tell me which one is suitable if any of the following situations?

A: I make an avatar for the character and also perform for face motion capture, then deliver the rendered movie to the TV station.

B: I make an avatar of the character, and a voice actor of the character hired by the TV station performs for face motion capture.
FaceRig Studio is operated by me. Then deliver the rendered movie to the TV station.

C: I make an avatar of the character, and a voice actor of the character hired by the TV station performs for face motion capture.
In the case C, the face motion is not captured in advance, but at the TV show recording.
While the voice actor and the other casts talk to each other, I operate FaceRig Studio.
Then I'll render the movie and deliver it to the TV station. In the show, the casts and the character will be on as if they are talking.

In addition, under the terms of the contract, I may be credited on the staff rolls for some projects sometimes, or sometimes not.
Will my presence or absence of credit change my license?

I would appriciate it if you could tell me which FaceRig license will be appropriate for each situation.
Thank you for reading my question all the way through!!