Contract 2012-2015 - American Guild of Musical Artists

(iv) Except as provided for in Section 13 of this Agreement (for
overtime/ premium situations defined elsewhere in this Agreement), no premium payments for
the Artists shall be required provided no premium payments are made to any other personnel
employed by the Employer during the production of this videotape/DVD.
3. Create, distribute, play and broadcast or allow the creation, distribution,
playing and/or broadcast of videotapes/DVD promoting the Employer and the Employer’s
performances under the following conditions:
(i) The Artist’s prior written consent must be filed at the AGMA
office one (1) week prior to any filming, or taping and such consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld.
(ii) At least twenty-four (24) hours’ advance written notice must be
given to the Artists prior to actual filming/taping.
(iii) Videotaping for promotional tapes/DVD may take place during a
regular rehearsal, performance or a call specifically for the purposes of such taping. All time
involved in such taping shall be considered “called time” and the provisions of this Agreement
relative to rehearsal/performance conditions, hours available and rest breaks shall apply.
(iv) Promotional videotapes/DVD may be distributed, played and
broadcast without restriction providing the total airtime for any one Artist does not exceed ninety
(90) seconds and no ballet is shown in its entirety. The Employer may request and AGMA will
not unreasonably withhold or deny a waiver of the foregoing provision for specific projects.
(v) Except as provided for in Section 13 of this Agreement (for
overtime/ premium situations defined elsewhere in this Agreement), no premium payments for
the Artists shall be required provided no premium payments are made to any other personnel
employed by the Employer during the production of this videotape/DVD.
4. Transmit, or allow to be transmitted, the performance in real time via
closed circuit television only to various locations in the theater where the performance is
occurring for purposes such as allowing “latecomers” to view the performance until they can be
seated and for cueing. [See first unnumbered paragraph in this Paragraph C.]
19. GENERAL PROVISIONS
A. SAFEKEEPING OF VALUABLES
The Employer shall provide a strong box to be kept by a responsible staff member of the
company for storing of Artists’ money and other valuables during all performances and Dress
Rehearsals. The Employer will not, however, assume liability for items placed in the strong box
for safekeeping, and Artists shall be responsible for retrieving money and other valuables.
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