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Archive Streaming. The Theatre shall have the right to stream a capture of a closed production through a password-protected or otherwise restricted website under the following conditions: (1) The Theatre must contact all Actors and Stage Managers who were called when the capture was made to secure unanimous approval and shall provide a list of abstentions to Equity (members who do not respond within two weeks shall be counted as an abstention); (2) The Theatre will make best efforts for the simulcast/stream to be hosted on a website capable of single, non-transferable viewing; (3) Exhibition on paid streaming services that regularly offer access to recorded programming (e.g., Netflix, Hulu, Max, Disney+, AppleTV+, Peacock, etc.) is strictly prohibited; (4) The views per week may not exceed 200% the stage’s normal seating capacity for eight performances, except that for theatres with 350 seats or fewer, the views per week may not exceed 300% of the stage’s normal seating capacity for eight performances; (5) The Theatre shall pay each Actor and Stage Manager called when the capture was made a fee of no less than (i) $100 for each week of archive streaming offered free to consumers and (ii) $200 for each week of archive streaming paid by consumers; (6) The Theatre contributes to the Equity League Health Benefits Trust Fund an amount equal to two weeks of Health contributions at the Theatre’s applicable rate on behalf of each Actor and Stage Manager called when the capture was made; (7) Equity may request all data and reports related to the archive streaming; (8) Each Actor and Stage Manager will receive individual credit with proper identification of each character and/or role in addition to their name; (9) The Theatre will notify Equity if the terms of this Rule 35(T) are used for a production.
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