CONTINGENCY AND WEATHER DAYS Sample Clauses

CONTINGENCY AND WEATHER DAYS. A. A contingency day is any day where a scheduled media/film shooting has been prevented from occurring due to circumstances beyond the control of the production company.
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CONTINGENCY AND WEATHER DAYS. A contingency day is any day where a scheduled Production Media shooting has been prevented from occurring or completed due to circumstances beyond the control of the Production Company. These circumstances may include, and are not limited to: a) Any weather conditions not consistent with the prescribed shooting conditions desired by the Agency, or considered a safety hazard for personnel and equipment; b) Any conditions leading up to a shoot day, which affect the viability of the approved location (all locations must have been viable at the time of presentation and approval); c) “Force Majeure" (earthquake, riot, floods, acts of war, etc) Injury or illness of key advertising agency personnel; d) Absence of agency supplied elements (talent, product, colour correct packages etc). e) Non-performance of talent or animals. The Production Company will provide the contracting client with a maximum exposure figure (a "not to exceed" figure) as a contingency day cost at the quoting stage. The estimate will represent the maximum costs should the contingency day be called after 1:00 PM prior to the shoot day. This will be a cost per day figure. However, this figure does not include the cost of premiums for crew or suppliers (i.e., should the contingency day fall on statutory holidays or premium days based on consecutive employment.) A second estimate will be provided prior to the first shooting day. This estimate would reflect the costs to postpone the shoot day up to 11:00 AM the day prior to the scheduled shoot date. The rescheduled shoot day would be the day after the original shoot day(s). The cost of a contingency day called prior to 11:00 AM prior to shoot date shall consist of: a) All out of pocket costs; b) 50% of the daily director's fee as bid; c) DOP fees as contracted; d) A service charge of no less than 10% of all direct costs. The cost of a contingency day called after 11:00 AM prior to shoot date shall consist of: a) All out of pocket costs; b) 100% of the daily director's fee as bid; c) DOP fees as contracted; d) A service charge of no less than 10% of all direct costs. The Production Company recognizes its obligations to minimize Contingency Day liabilities, and will apply all conventional and accepted industry cancellation privileges.

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