Foreign Use. Producer shall have the right to the foreign use of the commercial(s) produced hereunder for which Producer agrees to pay Performer not less than the additional compensation provided for in the SAG-AFTRA Commercials Contract. Producer agrees to notify SAG-AFTRA in writing promptly of any such foreign use.
Foreign Use. Use of any commercial announcement in a broadcast media outside of Canada or the United States, its territories and possessions, shall require an additional fee. Formula: • 18 months use. • Unlimited language changes per Continent. • Fees:
Foreign Use. Payment for foreign use shall be made not later than 15 working days after the date of first use in any foreign market.
Foreign Use. The provisions for use by a licensee domiciled outside of the United States and Canada make the same distinction between traditional uses and non-traditional uses above; however, commercials are included among traditional use licenses in this category. For a traditional use license, payment of 4% of the license fee is due, with a minimum of $150 and a maximum of $4,500. However, in the event that a foreign produced Commercial is actually exploited within the United States and Canada, then the relevant “New Use” under that Agreement would still be required, as covered on the previous page. For non-traditional uses, the 3% is applied the same as in the Non-Traditional Uses section above, except with a maximum of $3,500. Again, each of these payments is due to different funds at different times and in different manners, all of which would be too cumbersome to list in this toolkit. For more information, please consult the full terms of the SRLA’s Article 21.
Foreign Use. We will provide the minimum insurance needed by the relevant law to allow you to use your vehicle: • In any country which is a member of the European Union and • In any other countries which have made arrangements to meet the insurance conditions of, and are approved by, the Commission of the European Union • While your vehicle is being transported (including loading and unloading), between ports in countries where you have cover, as long as your vehicle is being transported by rail or by a recognised sea route of not more than 65 hours Extra cover If you want to travel to any other country, or want full policy cover when you travel abroad, you must contact your broker. If we agree to extend your cover, and you pay any extra premium that we ask for; we will extend your insurance to apply in any country for which we have agreed to provide cover.
Foreign Use. Compulsory Insurance (this legal minimum insurance does not include cover for loss of or damage to your motor vehicle) This policy provides the minimum cover required by law to use your motor vehicle in: • any country which is a member of the European Union (EU), Andorra, Gibraltar, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland or; • any other country which the European Commission is satisfied has made arrangements to meet the requirements of Article 8(1), second subparagraph of EU Directive 2009/103/EC relating to civil liabilities arising from the use of motor vehicles.
Foreign Use. A. Programs made under this and prior agreements (except for programs already exhibited in foreign countries and programs such as awards shows, beauty pageants, circuses and ice shows, etc., which prior to this agreement were regularly sold with worldwide exhibition) may be broadcast, (without limits as to number of showings) by means of satellite, basic cable, non-standard (pay) television, recording or other means now or hereafter developed, outside the United States, its territories and possessions (including Puerto Rico) and outside Canada and its territories and possessions, upon television stations where no admission is charged for the privilege of attending or viewing such broadcast, before, during, or after transmission over television, upon payment to each instrumentalist, leader, contractor and production musician who performed services in connection with such program of additional compensation of 45% of the "foreign residual base," defined as scale wages up to a maximum of 150% of applicable minimum scale (air rate plus guaranteed rehearsal) set forth in Exhibit I hereof and 125% for programs over one hour.
Foreign Use. (A) Programs made under this and prior agreements (except for programs already exhibited in foreign countries) may be broadcast, (without limits as to numbers of showings) by means of satellite, cable, recording or other means, now or hereafter developed, outside the United States, its territories and possessions (including Puerto Rico) and outside Canada and its territories and possessions, on television stations where no admission is charged for the privilege of attending or viewing such broadcast before, during or after transmission over television, and upon payment to each Instrumentalist, Leader, Contractor, Production Musician, Arranger, Orchestrator, Copyist and Librarian who performed services in connection with such program of a percentage of “Foreign Residual Base,” determined in accordance with this Paragraph 9.
Foreign Use. For the subsequent broadcast of programs in foreign territories, the Producer has two options under this Agreement. The new default option (except for xxxxx xxxxx and sports) is referred to as the “Distributor’s Foreign Gross Formula.” Under this provision, the Employer pays an additional percentage of the initial compensation when certain thresholds are crossed with regards to the gross revenues received from foreign distribution. 15% of the initial scale pay is due within 60 days of the first foreign telecast. An additional 10% is due when foreign gross exceeds $7,000 for a 30-minute program, $13,000 for a 60-minute program, or $18,000 for a program longer than one hour. An additional 10% is due when foreign gross exceeds $10,000, $18,000, or $24,000, respectively. After the second 10% payment, no further sums shall be payable for foreign telecasts. Alternatively, the Employer may pay a single percentage of initial compensation under the “Foreign Area Formula,” depending on the territories in which the program is exhibited: 45% for worldwide distribution, 15% for the British Isles (Area 1), 15% for the rest of Europe (Area 2), 5% for Africa (Area 3), 5% for Asia, Australia and Oceania (Area 4), and 5% for Mexico, Central and South America (Area 5). This formula is the default for xxxxx xxxxx and sports. The basis of initial compensation is capped at 150% of minimum call for a program 60 minutes or less and 125% of minimum call for a program in excess of 60 minutes.
Foreign Use. Usage outside of the United States, its territories and possession, Canada and Mexico, payment of a foreign use cycle is required. The payment may be made for either a 1-year or 2-year cycle. The Employer may elect to pay for usage either within Europe (including the U.K.) or outside of Europe for a side musician fee of $83.12 for a 1-year cycle. For worldwide usage, the fee is $133.01. For 2 years, the fee is 150% of the one-year fee, so the Europe or non-Europe fee is $124.68 and the worldwide fee is $199.52.
