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Audio Recordings. Capturing audio is an important part of creating films and telling your story. We work very hard to make sure audio, including music and voices are audible in your films. There are times when events and weddings are set- up outside or in large event spaces. When this occurs it is common and expected that you may hear environmental, mechanical, animal and human elements in your film. This could include birds, cars, dogs barking, echoes and reverberations, planes, people talking, rain, wind, etc. The Studio is NOT responsible if these sounds, present during your event/wedding, ending up on your completed film. The Client acknowledges and accepts that these are common and natural occurrences, and WILL NOT hold The Studio responsible. It is a professional courtesy, as well as, customary for the event venue and DJ to allow Cinematographers to use a wearable LAV mic on people speaking for the purpose of capturing audio. At times, however, venues and DJ’s may prefer or have been paid to provide their own audio capturing devices. The Client acknowledges and accepts that if this occurs The Studio is NOT responsible for the quality of the recorded audio on the film.
Audio Recordings. The Service may include one or more devices capable of recording audio and/or video. The recording of audio and video is subject to applicable Federal, state and local laws which may require, for example, the Care Recipient to provide notice of audio and video recording. It is your responsibility to ensure your use of these devices complies with applicable law. You acknowledge and agree that it is your responsibility to comply with applicable Federal, state, and local laws regarding the recording of audio and video.
Audio Recordings. 4.1. You consent to Telemates using voice recording software for the purposes of confirming and transcribing your details and details of any oral agreement and you acknowledge that the recording shall be a true account of your conversation and may be used in accordance with clause 1.2.
Audio Recordings. The COC may make a remote audio recording of each opera, up to 6 operas, of the COC main-stage season presented at the Four Seasons Centre For The Performing Arts for radio broadcast and on-line streaming on the COC’s and the radio broadcaster’s websites.
1.). For each opera recorded for which the Extra Musician plays, he will receive a fee of $180.00 and benefits as per Article 7.Pension in addition to the live performance fees. The logos of the Toronto Musicians’ Association and the Canadian Federation of Musicians shall be included in the credits for each opera recorded under this agreement on the web sites and all written material relating to the COC Audio/Radio recordings. For radio and other strictly oral presentations the credits shall include the spoken phrase: The Musicians of the Canadian Opera Company Orchestra are members of the Toronto Musicians’ Association, Local 149 of the Canadian Federation of Musicians.
Audio Recordings. (a) On sales and other exploitation of physical Audio Recordings: a royalty of 40 per cent of the net amounts received by the Publishers
(b) On sales and other exploitation of digital Audio Recordings: a royalty of 40 per cent of the net amounts received by the Publishers
(c) Sales and other exploitation of abridged Audio Recordings in each format shall be accounted for individually
(d) Sales and other exploitation of unabridged Audio Recordings in each format shall be accounted for individually.
(i) No royalties shall be paid on copies of the Work given away to the Author or in the interests of the sale of the Work including review copies or on copies lost or damaged or destroyed.
(ii) The Publishers reserve the right not to pay royalties or sums otherwise due to the Author in respect of copies sold until payment for the sale of such copies is received by the Publishers.
Audio Recordings. Audio recordings of on-line medical direction are recorded at Medical City ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and are available to all DFD personnel upon request.
Audio Recordings. The Social Mapping activity was recorded digitally to ensure that all of the information that the participants were providing was captured. The same procedures as the FGDs were followed for the audio recordings. The audio recordings were not transcribed verbatim, but were reviewed in order to analyze major emerging themes. The same procedures for the FGDs were followed with the Social Mapping Activity.
Audio Recordings. □ I hereby assign the copyright of these recordings to GA
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