LEGAL OBLICATIONS OF WRITERS AND PRODUCERS Sample Clauses

LEGAL OBLICATIONS OF WRITERS AND PRODUCERS. While it is hoped that most relationships between writers and producers will be constructive and fruitful, the contract, code of practice and commissioning brief exist to outline the parameters within which the commissioning takes place. In signing the contract for a commission, the writer and producer are undertaking legal responsibilities therefore it is important that the Producer and Writer discuss the commissioning brief, schedule of deadlines and the working process and understand their obligations in advance of signing the contract. Writers and Producers should be honest with each other about their ability to deliver by certain dates. Changing of the commissioning brief by the Producer or late delivery of a draft script or script, without prior agreement, constitutes a breach of the agreement and gives the affected party rights of redress. Any change in the terms of the agreement requested by the Producer must allow adequate time for delivery and be mutually agreed. Either party may serve formal notice on the other indicating that he/she is in breach of the agreement and requiring him to remedy the breach within a specified period of time. Failure to remedy the breach within such period of time may give rise to the other party terminating the agreement and also giving the other party grounds to claim damages in respect of breach. The FST/SSP standing committee operates a conciliation procedure which any member of the FST or SSP can use when a disagreement arises. The committee can also provide advice on the agreement and agree variations in special circumstances. THE MINIMUM TERMS CONTRACT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NEW PLAYS AGREED BY THE SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF PLAYWRIGHTS AND THE FEDERATION OF SCOTTISH THEATRE LTD This contract details the minimum terms and conditions agreed by the above parties. While the writer may obtain terms more favourable than those in this contract, the writer may not waive any part of the contract or accept terms and conditions less favourable than those contained herein. A joint committee composed of SSP and FST members will agree to monitor the operation of this contract by meeting quarterly. A contract made this day of 20 BETWEEN of (hereinafter called “the Producer”) of the one part AND (hereinafter called “the Writer) of the other part
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