Cable Use Payment Structure Sample Clauses

Cable Use Payment Structure. 1. The compensation to each principal performer for each 13-week cycle of cable use of the commercial shall be computed by multiplying the applicable unit price by the aggregate unit weight of all cable systems and networks on which the commercial is transmitted as set forth in the table below; provided, however, that in no event shall the compensation be less than the session fee nor more than the price for 3,000 units.
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Cable Use Payment Structure. 1. The compensation to each principal performer for each 13-week cycle of cable use of the commercial (whether a Broadcast Commercial or a commercial produced for cable transmission only) shall be computed by multiplying the applicable unit price by the aggregate unit weight of all cable systems and networks on which the commercial is transmitted as set forth in the table below; provided, however, that in no event shall the compensation be less than the session fee nor more than the price for 2,000 units. EXAMPLES: One on-camera principal performer in a commercial exhibited on cable systems and networks aggregating 50 units, 1,000 units and 2,500 units respectively: a) Calculation of 50 units 1 – 50 units = 50 @ $8.81 = $440.50 Total = $440.50 Payment (Minimum) = $535.00 b) Calculation of 1,000 units 1 – 50 units = 50 @ $8.81 = $440.50 51 – 100 units = 50 @ $7.65 = $382.50 101 – 150 units = 50 @ $6.50 = $325.00 151 – 200 units = 50 @ $5.34 = $267.00 201 – 1,000 units = 800 @ $0.67 = $536.00 Payment Total = $1,951.00 c) Calculation of 2,500 units Total = $2,896.00 Payment (Maximum) = $2,581.00 2. Unit weights are calculated by assigning one unit to each cable network or system plus an additional unit for each full 350,000 Television Household/Subscriber Count beyond the first 350,000. 3. The assignment of unit weights is based upon Cable Television Household/Subscriber Count figures published by Multichannel News, TV & Cable Factbook, Mediaweek, CableWorld, Cablefax, Television & Cable and Television Week as set forth as Exhibit G, attached hereto (page 205), and apply to all commercials produced under this Contract and all prior contracts.
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Cable Use Payment Structure. 1. The compensation to each principal performer for each 13-week cycle of cable use of the commercial shall be computed by multiplying the applicable unit price by the aggregate unit weight of all cable systems and networks on which the commercial is transmitted as set forth in the table below; provided, however, that in no event shall the compensation be less than the session fee nor more than the price for 3,000 units. EXAMPLES: One on-camera principal performer in a commercial exhibited on cable systems and networks aggregating 50 units, 1,000 units and 3,000 units respectively: a) Calculation of 50 units b) Calculation of 1,000 units 1 ± 50 units = 50 @ $11.96 = $598.00 51 ± 100 units = 50 @ $10.39 = $519.50 101 ± 150 units = 50 @ $8.82 = $441.00 151 ± 200 units = 50 @ $7.25 = $362.50 201 ± 1,000 units = 800 @ $0.85 = $680.00 Payment Total = $2,601.00 c) Calculation of 3,000 units 1 ± 50 units = 50 @ $11.96 = $598.00 51 ± 100 units = 50 @ $10.39 = $519.50 101 ± 150 units = 50 @ $8.82 = $441.00 151 ± 200 units = 50 @ $7.25 = $362.50 201 ± 1,000 units = 800 @ $0.85 = $680.00 1,001 ± 2,500 units = 1,500 @ $0.81 = $1,215.00 2,501 ± 3,000 units = 500 @ $0.18 = $90.00 Total = $3,906.00 Payment (Maximum) = $3,906.00 2. Unit weights are calculated by assigning one unit to each cable network or system plus an additional unit for each full 350,000 Television Household/Subscriber Count beyond the first 350,000. 3. The assignment of unit weights is based upon Cable Television Household/Subscriber Count figures published by Multichannel News, National Cable & Telecommunications Association, and SNL Kagan as set forth on Exhibit G, attached hereto (page 184), and apply to all commercials produced under this Contract and all prior contracts.
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