Costume Calls Clause Samples
The "Costume Calls" clause defines the requirements and schedule for when costumes must be ready and available for use in a production. Typically, this clause outlines deadlines for costume fittings, delivery, and any necessary alterations, ensuring that all wardrobe elements are prepared in advance of rehearsals or performances. By establishing clear expectations and timelines, the clause helps prevent delays and miscommunications, ensuring that the production runs smoothly and that performers have the costumes they need when required.
Costume Calls. (A) Once a contract has been issued by the Producer, the Actor shall be available prior to the rehearsal period for up to five costume calls, at mutually convenient times, for purposes of measuring and trying on all items including, but not limited to, hats, shoes, wigs and costumes. Such calls scheduled contiguously at a distinct location shall count as one costume call. A call scheduled on the same day as a call at another location shall be counted as a separate call. Any calls beyond five shall be paid at one and one-half times the overtime rate (see Rule 58(D)(3)) for each hour or part thereof, to be paid with the Actor’s first paycheck. If given their notice prior to the third week of rehearsal, Actor shall receive one-sixth of Rehearsal Salary, for each such day or part thereof applied to costume measuring in addition to other sums provided for in the Contract of Employment.
Costume Calls. (See Rules 57and 67, COSTUME CALLS.)
Costume Calls