CALL SHEETS Clause Samples

The CALL SHEETS clause outlines the requirements and procedures for distributing daily schedules and essential information to cast and crew members involved in a production. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for preparing and sending out the call sheets, what information must be included—such as call times, locations, and contact details—and the timeline for their distribution, often the day before filming. Its core practical function is to ensure that all participants are informed and prepared for each day's activities, thereby promoting organization and minimizing confusion or delays on set.
CALL SHEETS. 9.6.1 The call sheets must be distributed to the entire crew and to the Union, at the latest twelve (12) hours before the Employee’s call time for the next day of shooting, or at the wrap on the preceding day. 9.6.2 All employees working on the set and/or at proximity and part of the shooting team must be inscribed on the call sheet.
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CALL SHEETS. The Companies shall expedite the change of call sheets to refer to “Chief Lighting Technician” and “Assistant Chief Lighting Technician.” The AMPTP shall cooperate with the Local Union to ensure that such changes are made.
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CALL SHEETS. 9.6.1 The call sheets must be distributed to the entire crew and to the Union, at the latest twelve (12) hours before the Employee’s call time for the next day of shooting, or at the wrap on the preceding day. 9.6.2 All employees working on the set and/or at proximity and part of the shooting team must be inscribed on the call sheet. 10.1 CREW CALL 10.1.1 The crew call is established by the Company as the start of the workday and is used for the calculation of the first meal period. The time of the crew call shall be indicated on the call sheet. 10.1.2 All employees called a minimum of two (2) hours before the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal. This will be a paid-through meal break no less than 20 minutes in duration and the employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two (2) hours before general crew call or two (2) hours after general crew call and shall not be considered the first meal. The next meal period shall be no later than six (6) hours from general crew call.
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CALL SHEETS. 9.6.1 The call sheets must be distributed to the entire crew and to the Union, at the latest twelve (12) hours before the Employee’s call time for the next day of shooting, or at the wrap on the preceding day. 9.6.2 All employees working on the set and/or at proximity and part of the shooting team must be inscribed on the call sheet. ART. 10 CREW CALL, MEAL PERIOD, MEAL SCHEDULE, REST PERIOD, NIGHT PREMIUM,SCRIPT SUPERVISOR PREMIUM 10.1 CREW CALL 10.1.1 The crew call is established by the Company as the start of the workday and is used for the calculation of the first meal period. Thetime of the crew call shall be indicated on the call sheet. 10.1.2 All employees called a minimum of two (2) hours before the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal. This will bea paid-through meal break no less than 20 minutes in duration and the employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two (2) hours before general crew call or two (2) hours after general crew call and shall not be considered the first meal. The next meal period shall be no later than six (6) hours from general crew call.
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CALL SHEETS. ‌ 9.6.1 The call sheets must be distributed to the entire crew and to the Union, at the latest twelve (12) hours before the Employee’s call time for the next day of shooting, or at the wrap on the preceding day. 9.6.2 All employees providing work for the Company must be inscribed on the call sheet. 10.1 CREW CALL‌ 10.1.1 The crew call is established by the Company as the start of the workday and is used for the calculation of the first meal period. The time of the crew call shall be indicated on the call sheet. 10.1.2 All employees called a minimum of two (2) hours before the general crew call shall be provided a reasonable hot meal. This will be a paid-through meal break no less than 20 minutes in duration and the employee will be freed of all activity. Such paid-through meal must be within two (2) hours before general crew call or two (2) hours after general crew call and shall not be considered the first meal. The next meal period shall be no later than six (6) hours from general crew call.
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CALL SHEETS. Symphony Management shall publish by written communication each Call Sheet at least ten (10) days in advance of the first rehearsal for all Wichita Symphony Masterworks Concerts and all Wichita Symphony non-subscription programs. Call Sheets for all concerts or programs not scheduled at the beginning of the season shall be published by written communication thirty
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CALL SHEETS. Daily call sheets (if such call sheets are not available, such information as normally included in the call sheet(s) will be supplied to the Union or its designated representative). Article Ten: Lay Off and Discharge
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CALL SHEETS. ‌ The call sheets concerning any given day of shooting must be sent to the technicians and AQTIS, at least twelve (12) hours prior to the crew call or, in the case of consecutive shooting days, during the preceding wrap call. Termination‌
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