Agreement - Writers Guild of Canada

CREDIT IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY
A920 Subject to any waiver under Article A926, the Producer shall accord writing
credits on:
a) all paid advertising relating to the program where the director is
accorded credit, issued by or under the direct control of the Producer,
and the size of the credit shall be the same as that of the director.
b) all handouts, fact sheets, information folders and invitations relating to
the program where the director is accorded credit, issued by or under the
direct control of the Producer, and the size of the credits shall be the
same as that of the director.
The foregoing credit requirements shall be subject to customary industry
exclusions such as materials related to awards, nominations and
congratulatory ads.
Equal prominence shall be given to all credited writers in advertising and
publicity.
DUTY OF PRODUCER TO NOTIFY
A921 No later than fifteen (15) days prior to the first scheduled day of principal
photography or, in the case of a Television Documentary, no later than the
date of recording of final narration, or the date of the fine cut if there is no
narration recording, the Producer shall send to the Guild and to every person
who has been engaged by the Producer (or, with the knowledge of the
Producer, to any predecessor of the Producer) to make a written contribution
to the Script, a draft of the intended writing and subsidiary writing credits
worded in accordance with the provisions of Article A903 to A911 and in
the form of the Notice of Intended Writing Credits as in Appendix F. Such
notice will indicate the order in which the Producer proposes to announce
the names of the Writers, if more than one, accorded credit, and the
placement of the writing and subsidiary writing credits in the credit
sequence in accordance with Article A918. If the production company
proposes a Writer who is also a director or Producer or Executive Producer,
the notice shall so indicate.
In the case of television Series, the Producer may have the notice of
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