PROGRAM CREDIT Clause Samples

The PROGRAM CREDIT clause establishes the terms under which credits are issued or applied within a specific program, such as a loyalty or rewards initiative. It typically outlines how credits are earned, redeemed, and any limitations or conditions on their use, such as expiration dates or restrictions on transferability. This clause ensures that both parties understand the rules governing program credits, thereby preventing disputes and providing clarity on how such credits can be utilized or forfeited.
PROGRAM CREDIT. The Met agrees to include the names of extra Choristers in the Metropolitan Opera House performance program. The list of such Choristers shall be prepared once each season for inclusion beginning with the Opening Night program (according to the timetables normally established for closing this program), and shall include all extra Choristers whose contracts for such season have been executed by that time.
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PROGRAM CREDIT. The EMPLOYER shall include the following logo and language in all Playbills or other programs and on the Opera Philadelphia website.
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PROGRAM CREDIT. Interns interested in receiving credit toward degree requirements for the program should speak with teacher education faculty and/or international programs office personnel at their college to explore ways of integrating the practicum into their curriculum.
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PROGRAM CREDIT. Management agrees to the inclusion of the following program credit:
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PROGRAM CREDIT. A. MANAGEMENT agrees to list in the program for each of its performances the names and character names, when applicable, of all ARTISTS whose roles appear therein, including any SOLO DANCERS. B. MANAGEMENT agrees to list in the program the names of all APPRENTICE ARTISTS, CHORISTERS, covers and CORPS DANCERS involved in the Festival Season and when possible, shall list each production for which they are engaged. C. MANAGEMENT will include in its program or stage bill the following credit and will include the official AGMA logo when spacing in the program allows:
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PROGRAM CREDIT. Local Sponsor agrees to print on all programs, and/or announce at the Touring Arts event the following credit line: “South Dakota Arts Council support is provided with funds from the State of South Dakota, through the Department of Tourism, and the National Endowment for the Arts.” Evaluation Form: The SDAC will send the sponsor an evaluation form. It must be completed by the sponsor and sent to the South Dakota Arts Council within 30 days after the event. Direct questions to the SDAC at ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. AGREED TO BY – Touring Artist(s) AGREED TO BY – Sponsoring Organization Name of Authorized Representative (type of print legibly) Name of Authorized Representative (type or print legibly) Signature of Authorized Representative for Touring Artist(s) Date Signature of Authorized Representative for Sponsor Date SPONSOR: Complete and sign contract. Keep PINK copy for your records. Send the yellow and white (signed) copies back to the Touring Artists(s). TOURING ARTIST(S): Keep YELLOW copy for your records. Send the white (signed) original to the South Dakota Arts Council.
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PROGRAM CREDIT. EMPLOYER agrees to list in every program the names of all ARTISTS performing in that concert in a manner comparable to that used for listing orchestra members performing in the same concert or, in the case of a concert without orchestra, normally used for listing orchestra members. In addition, the EMPLOYER shall identify the AGMA Delegate in the program by indicating that such Chorister is serving as the AGMA delegate for the Master Chorale Choristers. EMPLOYER shall cause to appear in each of its programs the credit: "The Artists of the Los Angeles Master Chorale are represented by the American Guild of Musical Artists, AFL-CIO." EMPLOYER will also include the official AGMA logo when spacing in the program allows:
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PROGRAM CREDIT. All house programs shall include the following notice:
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PROGRAM CREDIT. The Met agrees to include the names of extra Dancers in the Metropolitan Opera House performance program. The list of such Dancers shall be prepared once each season for inclusion beginning with the Opening Night program (according to the timetables normally established for closing this program), and shall include all extra Dancers whose contracts for such season have been executed by that time.
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