Placement of Biography Sample Clauses

The Placement of Biography clause defines where and how a person's biographical information will appear in a publication or promotional material. Typically, this clause specifies the exact location, such as on an author's page, in a program booklet, or on a website, and may outline formatting or length requirements for the biography. By clearly establishing these details, the clause ensures that the subject's biography is presented appropriately and consistently, preventing misunderstandings about its visibility or prominence.
Placement of Biography. ‌ The Engager shall ensure that the biographies of all Leading, Supporting and Featured Artists as defined in Appendix A shall appear in the house program. It is understood that size and placement shall be at the sole discretion of the Engager.
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