Sound and Lighting Clause Samples

Sound and Lighting. Artist agrees to use the sound and lighting services and personnel provided by the City for the audio and lighting reinforcement of the Performance. Artist agrees that all decisions regarding sound and lighting shall be made solely by City and/or City’s production team and will abide by them accordingly.
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Sound and Lighting. During the Reserved Time, the Town shall maintain and provide to MCCT at no charge, the sound and lighting system. Only persons authorized by Town staff shall be permitted to use the sound and lighting system. Should MCCT require sound and lighting services during a time not covered under the terms of this Agreement, MCCT shall follow Town procedures to reserve said services and pay the appropriate and customary fees.
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Sound and Lighting. 3.1. The Hirer acknowledges that any sound and lighting changes can only be undertaken after prior consultation with the Liaison and are subject to the approval of the University. 3.2. Any person working on lighting must have completed, and show evidence of, a Working at Height health and safety course. 3.3. The University reserves the right to nominate Sound and Lighting Technicians if the Hirer is unable to provide these and will charge for their services. 3.4. In all Venues, the Support Technicians do not set up, install or operate other sound or lighting systems. 3.5. The Venue sound system is for lectures only and not for shows. Other sound systems or speakers are not to be connected to it. Any damages to the sound system will result in the Hirer being charged for the cost of repairs. 3.6. Hirers requiring a more powerful sound system will need to make their own arrangements using a University Approved or Compliant Contractor. 3.7. Some Venues come equipped with microphones. Provision of extra microphones is the responsibility of the Hirer.
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Sound and Lighting. All sound and light expenses shall be paid by promoter. Sound system must be adequate for venue and equipped for five pieces on stage. Promoter shall make available one person to set up soundboard and one person to work the lighting console or monitor board. See stage plot for set up. Band prefers a 24 channel board whenever possible. ON CLUB DATES, ARTIST PREFERS THAT THE HOUSE SOUND SYSTEM HAVE THREE MONITOR MIXES.
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