During Auditions Sample Clauses

During Auditions. If a principal performer is to be required to improvise during an audition, he/she shall be so advised prior to the audition. When principal performer is required to improvise during an audition, such audition shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call from the inception of such audition call and the principal performer shall be paid for such services as set forth in Section I.2.(a), Ad Lib or Creative Session Calls. Definition: “Ad Lib or Creative Session Call.” Any request of a principal performer to devise dialogue shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call. Where no dialogue is involved, the session shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call when principal performer is requested to devise action not provided by the script, storyboard or by specific direction.
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During Auditions. If a principal performer is to be required to improvise during an audition, he/she shall be so advised prior to the audition. When principal performer is required to improvise during an audition, such audition shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call from the inception of such audition call and the principal performer shall be paid for such services as set forth in subsection 2, paragraph (a) of this subsection (Ad Lib or Creative Session Calls). Definition: Ad Lib or Creative Session Call. Any request of a principal performer to devise dialogue shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call. Where no dialogue is involved, the session shall be deemed an ad lib or creative session call when principal performer is requested to devise action not provided by the script, storyboard or by specific direction. (i) If there has been no agreed salary before the auditions and if the principal performer and Producer cannot agree, the salary rate at which he/she shall be compensated for such excess time shall be determined by arbitration. (j) If the principal performer reads or speaks lines which he/she has not been given to learn outside the studio, without photography or sound recording, the same shall constitute an “audition”. (k) Mass auditions shall be prohibited. In addition, auditions shall be conducted in private. (l) If an audition is videotaped, it is agreed that such videotaped audition shall be used only to determine the suitability of the principal performer for a specific commercial. (m) A recorded audition used as a scratch track shall be paid at the demo fee. (n) When a principal performer is given an audition call, he/she shall be given complete information as to the anticipated use of the commercial, nature of the role or roles to be cast and the nature of the performance desired and shall also be advised of unusual working conditions, work involving animals, stunts, hazardous work or conditions (such as dancers performing knee work), improvisations and required nudity. In the event that dancers will be required to perform on a non-standard surface, notification of such shall be given at the time of audition and engagement. Producer may not require a principal performer to wear specific wardrobe to an audition. However, Producer may provide a principal performer with information concerning the social scale of the role to be cast, the activity involved or other information which might affect the principal performer’s choice of attire for ...
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