STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS Sample Clauses

STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. (A) Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be employed on Equity contracts. (B) There shall be at least one Stage Manager (“SM”) for each production. The SM shall be engaged at least one week before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least one week's contractual salary before rehearsals begin. Weekly reports must be filed for the SM’s pre-production weeks. SM’s shall not be permitted to act except in an emergency. Stage Managers shall not be permitted to understudy. (C) There shall be at least one Assistant Stage Manager (“ASM”) in each production. The Stage Manager shall be consulted in the hiring of the Assistant Stage Manager. On musical productions, the ASM shall be engaged at least two days before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least two days’ rehearsal salary before rehearsals begin. On all other productions the ASM shall be engaged at least one day before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least one day’s rehearsal salary before rehearsals begin. Weekly reports must be filed for the ASM’s pre-production days. The ASM shall not be permitted to act except in an emergency. Assistant Stage Managers shall not be permitted to Understudy. (D) The Assistant Stage Manager may participate as necessary in scene shifts (without additional compensation) only to the extent that such participation does not interfere with the ASM’s primary duties. Set or prop moves which are inherently hazardous due to location on stage, weights or the set piece or prop, construction, pyrotechnic or electrical effects, proximity to machinery or simultaneous movement of other scenery or effects shall not be undertaken by the Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager without the express consent of Equity. (E) The SM or ASM shall not perform any stage managerial duties of any nature for a Producer without a signed contract (after security has been properly posted with Equity) and instructions from the Producer as to the work. (1) The contractual compensation agreed upon between any SM or ASM and the Producer shall be paid from the time the SM is first called. (2) However, should the Producer require the Stage Manager to perform any stage managerial duties in a production any time prior to the week before rehearsals begin, or require the ASM to perform any stage managerial duties in a production any time prior to the week rehearsals begin, the Producer shall pay the SM and/or ASM at the rate of no less than one-sixth of contractual s...
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. (a) The EMPLOYER agrees to engage at least one (1) Stage Manager if the dance company consists of ten (10) or more ARTISTS.
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. (A) Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be employed on Equity contracts. (B) There shall be at least one Stage Manager (“SM”) for each production. The SM shall be engaged at least one week before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least one week's contractual salary before rehearsals begin. Weekly reports must be filed for the SM’s pre-production weeks. SM’s shall not be permitted to act except in an emergency. Stage Managers shall not be permitted to understudy. (C) There shall be at least one Assistant Stage Manager (“ASM”) in each production. The Stage Manager shall be consulted in the hiring of the Assistant Stage Manager. On musical productions, the ASM shall be engaged at least two days before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least two days’ rehearsal salary before rehearsals begin. On all other productions the ASM shall be engaged at least one day before the beginning of rehearsal and shall receive at least one day’s rehearsal salary before rehearsals begin. Weekly reports must be filed for the ASM’s pre-production days. The ASM shall not be permitted to act except in an emergency. Assistant Stage Managers shall not be permitted to Understudy.
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. Section One, Thirteenth, E(b) and Section Two, Seventh E(2)(a), Seventh, F(3), Seventh, F(4), Seventh F(5)(a), and Seventh G of the 2011-2014 Collective Bargaining Agreement shall be modified to include Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers.
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. ‌ 1. The position of Stage Manager will not be considered an entry-level position. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers, as required, must be signed to Equity contracts. 2. There will be at least one Stage Manager for each production who will not be permitted to act, understudy, or serve as Dance Captain. The Stage Manager will be engaged, and contractual salary will start, no later than one week prior to the first day of rehearsal. 3. A required Assistant Stage Manager(s) will be subject to negotiation. Such Assistant Stage Manager(s) must be signed to an Equity Contract and contractual salary and benefits will begin no later than two days prior to the first day of rehearsals. 4. For any production that does not require an Assistant Stage Manager on Equity contract as specified above, the Producer will engage at least one assistant stage manager who need not be signed to an Equity contract and whose sole function during rehearsal and performance will be to assist the Stage Manager. The Producer will consult the Stage Manager in the selection of the assistant stage manager(s). Any assistant stage manager must begin work no later than two days prior to rehearsal. 5. The Stage Manager’s or Assistant Stage Manager's duties will not be performed by anyone other than a Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager or assistant stage manager not signed to an Equity contract. 6. PRE- AND POST-PRODUCTION. Should the Producer request and the Stage Manager and/or Assistant Stage Manager agree to perform any work (i.e. meetings, generating paperwork, etc.) on a production any time prior to the required first date of employment or after the production has closed, the Producer must pay the Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager at the rate of no less than the prorated portion of contractual salary for each day or part thereof of employment and a rider detailing such arrangements will be attached to the Stage Manager’s contract. 7. TECH-WEEK INCREMENT. See IV.E.4
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. A. The EMPLOYER agrees to engage at least one (1) Stage Manager and one Assistant Stage Manager. B. Whenever a Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager misses a company Free Day and is required to work he/she shall be paid in accordance with Paragraph 20 (D) or, at his/her option, be given a compensatory free day. C. Stage Managers shall be engaged at least one (1) week prior to the first day of rehearsals for the Production and Assistant Stage Managers shall be engaged not later than the first day of rehearsals for the Production. D. Unless otherwise specifically provided for herein, with regard to customary Stage Manager duties, all terms and conditions applicable to ARTISTS pursuant to this Agreement shall also be applicable to Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers.
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. The following provisions shall apply to Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers. a. The EMPLOYER agrees to engage at least one (1) Stage Manager if the company consists of ten (10) or more Dancers. b. Assistant Stage Managers may be engaged on a weekly basis in accordance with the production needs of the EMPLOYER as determined by the EMPLOYER for each season. c. For any performance programs or events that require fewer than ten (10) dancers, or for tours or festivals where outside stage managers are provided, the EMPLOYER will provide information concerning the performance program or event at the regular or a specially called Joint Committee meeting. The EMPLOYER agrees to meet and confer over whether PB Stage Manager(s) are needed. d. Subject to the terms of Paragraph 10 as to the timing of contract offers or notice of non- reengagement, Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be employed upon AGMA Individual Artist Agreements and receive all Retirement and Health benefits in this Agreement. e. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be engaged with a start date at the beginning of each season to be set by the EMPLOYER based on the production schedule. f. Whenever a Stage Manager or an Assistant Stage Manager misses a company Free Day and is required to work or travel, they shall receive a compensatory Free Day off either six (6) weeks prior to or six (6) weeks after the missed Free Day. However, the Stage Manager and the Assistant Stage Manager shall receive a Free Day occurring no later than the tenth (10th) day following the immediately preceding Free Day. g. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be compensated as provided in Paragraph 20 of this Agreement. h. If Stage Managers or Assistant Stage Managers are required to appear outside the City of Origination, the EMPLOYER will provide them with a hotel room and meal money as provided in Paragraph 60. i. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall have the same legal holidays as the dancers. j. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers shall be paid overtime if required to work more than four (4) hours without a meal break of one (1) hour or more than seven (7) hours in a day during Performance Weeks. k. During non-theater or prep weeks, Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers may incur overtime only when approved by the EMPLOYER. l. The performance rest span for Stage Management Staff shall be no less than twelve (12) hours and shall commence after compl...
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STAGE MANAGERS AND ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. (A) The position of Stage Manager shall not be considered an entry-level position. Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers, as required, shall be signed to Equity contracts. (1) The Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager shall not perform any stage managerial duties of any nature for a Producer without a signed contract, after security has been properly posted with Equity, and instructions from the Producer as to the work. (2) The Stage Manager’s or Assistant Stage Manager's duties shall not be performed by anyone other than a Stage Manager or Assistant Stage Manager or when such a position is applicable, an assistant stage manager not signed to Equity contract. (3) There shall be at least one Stage Manager for each production who shall not be permitted to act, understudy, or serve as Dance Captain. The Stage Manager shall be engaged, and contractual salary shall start, no later than one week prior to the first day of rehearsal. A required Assistant Stage Manager signed to an Equity Contract shall be engaged, and contractual salary shall start, no later than one day prior to the first day of rehearsals. The Producer shall make a pension contribution on the Assistant Stage Manager’s pre-production salary but no health contribution shall be required. (See also Rule 52(D), REHEARSALS.)
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