BBC World Service Sample Clauses

BBC World Service. Radio Broadcast Cycle A cycle of unlimited broadcasts within an 8-day period BBC Worldwide The commercial arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BBC Call Fee(s) Payment for time on call to the BBC. Call Period Period of time during which the BBC requires the Musician(s) to be available on a first call basis to provide services for BBC Content. Chamber Music Classical music composed for a small number of Musicians to be performed with one Musician to a part and without a conductor. Choral Musicians Vocal Musicians performing in a professional choir engaged by the BBC. Commercial Audio Exploitation Commercial exploitation of Audio Content by distributing or otherwise making available copies for consumers to own. Commercial Exploitation Exploitation, with an aim of securing profit, for a commercial as opposed to a public service purpose. Contractor A person or company (commonly called a fixer) who is engaged to procure and supply the services of Session Musicians and who is responsible for contracting and paying them. Cut-Aways Close-ups of Musician(s) playing. Doubling Playing more than one instrument during a rehearsal or performance. EBU The European Broadcasting Union. Educational Content Content produced for education and learning purposes. Equity Agreement The current or any previous Equity /BBC Agreement or any subsequent replacement or variation thereof. Established Self- Contained Group A band or any other group of Musicians (but not Session Musicians or orchestras) formed to perform their own repertoire. Home Video Exploitation Commercial exploitation of Audio-Visual Content by distributing or otherwise making available copies for consumers to own (including but not limited to DVD copies and digital copies made available as so-called download-to-own (DTO)). Incidental Music Music that is incidental to the action such as background music, stings, identifying music, opening and closing music. Leader A Musician (usually a violinist) who has the additional responsibility of making decisions regarding bowing and other technical details of string playing; and is in charge of leading the orchestra in tuning before rehearsals and concerts and other technical aspects of orchestra management. Live Session A session in which the Performance(s) are broadcast or recorded in real time Live Performance A performance in real time when no retakes are possible. Long Shots Recorded content featuring the Musician from a distance (such as part of final part/curtain ca...

BBC World Service. World Service engagement fees grant two broadcast cycles (or one broadcast cycle if applicable) on payment of the same engagement fees as Core Services. A broadcast cycle in the World Service shall mean unlimited broadcasts within an eight day period with the intention of enabling the programme to be heard throughout the world; OR

BBC World Service. AIMS FOR THE FUTURE

BBC World Service. Radio Broadcast Cycle A cycle of unlimited broadcasts within an 8-day period BBC Worldwide The commercial arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BBC Chamber Music Classical music composed for a small number of Musicians to be performed with one Musician to a part and without a conductor. Choral Musician(s) Vocal Musicians performing in a professional choir engaged by the BBC. Church Service A religious service with a congregation organised by a Church or Cathedral Commercial Audio Exploitation Commercial exploitation of Audio Content by distributing or otherwise making available copies for consumers to own. Commercial Exploitation Exploitation, with an aim of securing profit, for a commercial as opposed to a public service purpose. Conductor A Musician (including a musical director in a cathedral or church) who directs rehearsals and performances Cut-Aways Close-ups of Musician(s) playing. EBU The European Broadcasting Union. Educational Content Content produced for education and learning purposes. Home Video Exploitation Commercial exploitation of Audio-Visual Content by distributing or otherwise making available copies for consumers to own (including but not limited to DVD copies and digital copies made available as so-called download-to-own (DTO)). Live Performance A performance in real time when no retakes are possible. Long Shots Recorded content featuring the Musician from a distance (such as part of final part/curtain call of a public performance). Music Product Commercial product predominantly comprising performance(s) of music. Musician(s) Musicians who perform music for a livelihood, including instrumentalists, vocalists and Conductors Non-Theatric Use Non-commercial exhibition to audiences (including but not limited to those in educational establishments, and trapped audiences). Other Public Service Uses As referred to in clause 7.1.2. Relay Fee(s) Payments due under this Agreement which permit the BBC to produce broadcasts and recordings of the Performance(s) and use them in the BBC Content in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Performance(s) Performance(s) of music whether in whole or in part, and any attendant and agreed contributions forming part of the engagement. Previous Agreements Any and all previous agreements between the BBC and the ISM. Primary Uses Uses permitted by payment of an engagement fee as set out in Part 6. Public Concert A programme of Live Performance(s) given for an audience Public Concert Fee Payment to a Mu...