Makeup, Hairdress, Wardrobe and Wardrobe Allowance Sample Clauses

Makeup, Hairdress, Wardrobe and Wardrobe Allowance. 1. Producer may require any principal performer to report made up, with hairdress and/or in wardrobe, without assistance from Producer and in such case, any time spent by the principal performer therein prior to the principal performer’s first call shall not be work time for any purpose, but Producer may not have the principal performer do any such preparation at any place designated by Producer. The mere fact that a dressing room is furnished the principal performer, to which he/she is not directed to report, is not a designation of a place for preparation. In the case of wardrobe, for this subsection F.1. to apply, the principal performer must be either allowed to take home the wardrobe or must be furnished a dressing room and the wardrobe must be available to the principal performer in the dressing room. Any call by Producer for makeup, hairdress or wardrobe is a call to work and not within the exception made within this subsection. Any principal performer to whom Producer supplies the services of a makeup artist for makeup, or hairdresser for hairdressing, shall be considered to have a call for makeup or hairdress.
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