Non-Broadcast Sample Clauses

Non-Broadcast. Subject to the conditions listed herein, a Recording may be made for non-broadcast promotion, publicity, marketing, public relations, fund-raising, audience development, education, transfers to other not-for-profit Theatres, prize, award, and festival applications, and/or civic, state, and national promotion. Actors employed in a production under the terms of this Agreement may participate in the capture of material for use by the Theatre for the aforementioned purposes under the following terms and conditions: (1) All capture of performance and rehearsal must occur in accordance with Rule 35(C). Rule 35. MEDIA: RECORDING & BROADCAST (2) The Theatre shall receive no compensation for the exhibition of any material captured under the terms of this provision. (3) The Theatre will provide Equity with the opportunity to view the completed Recording. (4) The edited Recording, under the terms of this provision, may constitute up to 25% of the captured material but in no case more than a total of 15 minutes of performance and/or rehearsal. The edited Recording may depict an entire scene or musical number. (5) There is no time limit on the use of Additional Footage. (6) In the event the Theatre wishes to submit a Recording of an entire performance to private or public grant-making institutions to apply for prizes or awards, or fulfill festival application requirements, the Theatre may make a Recording of the production for this sole purpose(s) and shall notify Equity at the time of submission. Any such Recording made under this Rule shall be encoded with warnings at regular five-minute intervals that state the following: THIS FOOTAGE IS FOR GRANT, PRIZE, AWARD or FESTIVAL APPLICATION REQUEST PURPOSES ONLY AND MAY NOT BE SCREENED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY THIS FOOTAGE BE DUPLICATED. Any Recording made under this Rule must also include the Equity logo and identify that Actors in the production include members of Actors' Equity Association. (7) The provisions of this section are not intended to allow Recording for the creation of television commercials and may not be used in such commercials. (8) The Theatre may retain and use Recordings made under this Rule for as long as the Theatre operates under the LORT Agreement, after which the Recordings shall be transmitted to Equity to be destroyed. (9) The Theatre will maintain control and ownership of all material Recorded and will ensure that it is used for no commercial purposes whatsoever.
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Non-Broadcast the Broadcaster stating or indicating in any way that it will not broadcast the Programme such that in the opinion of Te Māngai Pāho the Programme is unlikely to be broadcast within the Broadcast Period; and
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