Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists
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(g) While on tour and in any city for one (1) week or longer, the Employer<br />
will provide a company class taught by rehearsal director/guest teacher <strong>of</strong> not less than one and<br />
one-half (1½) hours prior to rehearsal a minimum <strong>of</strong> two (2) times during such week excluding<br />
load-in days.<br />
(h) The Artist shall be given one 5-minute break for each hour <strong>of</strong> rehearsal<br />
following a 55 or 60 minutes rehearsal period. If the Artist is required to rehearse in costume,<br />
the Artist shall be given five (5) minutes to get out <strong>of</strong> costume and, if the rehearsal is more than<br />
60 minutes, an additional five (5) minutes to get back into costume, in addition to the five (5)<br />
minute break.<br />
D. PERFORMANCE AND REHEARSAL CONDITIONS<br />
The Employer agrees to take all responsible steps in an effort to obtain the following<br />
performance and rehearsal conditions:<br />
1. Prior to the commencement <strong>of</strong> rehearsals and performances: All stage and<br />
rehearsal spaces must be inspected by the Stage Manager and the AGMA Delegate. These<br />
spaces must be mutually approved and not deemed dangerous by the AGMA delegate and<br />
Employer representative. This inspection is <strong>of</strong> utmost importance for abnormal conditions such<br />
as outdoor theaters.<br />
2. Employer will make best efforts to maintain the temperature at 72º, and no<br />
Artist shall be required to rehearse or perform when the temperature drops below 70 degrees<br />
(Fahrenheit) or exceeds 90 degrees (Fahrenheit) in the place <strong>of</strong> rehearsal or performance, or<br />
below 21.1 Celsius or above 32.2 Celsius. This guideline shall apply to changing room, fitting<br />
rooms, photographer studios and other locations in which the Artist must work. Emergency<br />
attire for outdoor performances will be selected and fitted prior to departure from the City <strong>of</strong><br />
Origination, and the AGMA Delegate(s) will be notified when this has been completed.<br />
3. The Artist shall not be penalized for refusal to rehearse and or perform on<br />
a concrete or carpeted floor even though it may be covered with linoleum.<br />
4. Crossovers must be sufficiently lighted and uncluttered so as to prevent<br />
accidents and facilitate quick crossovers.<br />
5. Rehearsal, dressing room and performance facilities:<br />
(a) In each theater where the <strong>Artists</strong> shall perform there shall be a<br />
sufficient number <strong>of</strong> chairs and mirrors in each dressing room, as well as reasonably accessible<br />
toilet and washing facilities backstage for both men and women.<br />
(b)<br />
All rehearsal and dressing rooms shall be thoroughly cleaned.<br />
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