On-Camera Appearances Clause Samples
The On-Camera Appearances clause defines the terms under which individuals may be filmed or recorded for visual media projects. It typically outlines the permissions required for someone to appear on camera, the scope of their participation, and any rights granted to use their likeness in the final production. This clause ensures that all parties understand and agree to the conditions of being filmed, thereby protecting both the production company and the individuals involved from disputes over consent or usage of recorded material.
On-Camera Appearances. It is the intention of the parties to cooperate in securing competent per diems. To that end it is contemplated that the International Office, as well as the Local Unions involved herein, will establish the mechanism whereby they will become a resource for per diems, so that the Company may avail itself of that resource. It is understood that hiring decisions will remain with the Company.
On-Camera Appearances. Section 24.1 Planned on-camera appearances of employees, except panoramic shots, incidental shots of employees in the audience area, or in a newsroom, appearances for the purpose of greeting or congratulations and appearances in bumpers, news stories in which such employees are subjects and/or interviewees, or in openings or closes, shall be paid for at the applicable rate specified below. In no event shall pay be required for accidental pickups. 5 minutes or less $40.00 over 5 to 15 mins. 79.00 over 15 to 30 mins. 120.00 over 30 to 45 mins. 138.00 over 45 to 60 mins. 153.00 over 60 to 90 mins. 187.00 over 90 to 120 mins. 220.00 Promo – Unlimited use 60.00 It is agreed that if the rates specified above which are set forth in Paragraph 8 of the AFTRA Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting (“AFTRA Code”) are increased as a result of AFTRA-Company negotiations during the term of this Agreement, such increased rates shall be effective in lieu of the foregoing rates as of the same date they become effective for AFTRA. At the network, only a technical manager, or at the stations, only a management supervisor for engineering employees, or the appropriate management supervisor for employees in other departments, has the authority to make a commitment to any employee to pay for an on- camera appearance and in the absence of such a commitment employees shall not be entitled to compensation under this Article.
Section 24.2 Planned on-camera appearances of employees for which pay is required under the terms of Section 24.1 above shall not be made without the prior consent of the employees involved.
Section 24.3 In any office of the Company where there is an AFTRA Code of Fair Practice for Local Television Programs, the “extra” rates in that Code shall apply, in lieu of those set forth in Section 24.1, to any on-camera appearance in a local television program. (See Sideletter FM.)
Section 24.4 The Union agrees that the Company may request a waiver of the provisions of Article XXIV at the Company’s Television Stations which waiver will not be unreasonably withheld.
On-Camera Appearances. Employees whose job functions do not normally call for appearances on camera may refuse to appear on camera, except for pan shots or incidental shots. When an employee, other than an employee assigned to Group "A", is required to appear on camera or to do voicing, shall be compensated in an amount as determined by Management and agreed to by the employee and the Union. Monetary arrangements are to be made in writing prior to the production or on-air presentation. Employees who perform commercial announcing duties will be paid thirty dollars ($30.00) per client recording session. No employee shall engage either directly or indirectly in activities or work which is similar in nature to any of the activities or business engaged in by the Company except with the prior written approval of the Company. Further, an employee shall not engage in activity where the same could adversely affect the public image of the Company. Every audio or videotape recording or film that is produced by the Company shall have an official Union seal, as approved by the Company exhibited on tape or film containers. The Company shall give air credits to employees where in its opinion, such credits are merited by their contribution. The Company will provide a clothing subsidy to all permanent television news anchors at current rates. The subsidy will be paid in respect of approved clothing purchases after presentation of receipts.
On-Camera Appearances. Effective upon the execution of this agreement, planned on-camera appearances of employees, except panoramic shots, incidental shots of employees in the audience area or in a newsroom, and appearances for the purpose of greetings or congratulations, shall be paid for at the then applicable AFTRA rate for "extra" performers. Only producers or members of Company management have the authority to make a commitment to any employee for an on-camera appearance.
On-Camera Appearances. Employees whose job functions do not normally call for appearances on camera may refuse to appear on camera, except for pan shots or incidental shots.
14.1.1 When an employee, other than an employee assigned to Group "A", is required to appear on camera or to do voicing, he/she shall be compensated in an amount as determined by Management and agreed to by the employee and the Union. Monetary arrangements are to be made in writing prior to the production or on-air presentation.
14.1.2 Employees who perform commercial announcing duties will be paid thirty dollars ($30.00) per client recording session.
On-Camera Appearances. Planned on-camera appearances of employees, except panoramic shots, incidental shots of employees in the audience area or in a newsroom, appearances for the purpose of greetings or congratulations, and appearances in bumpers, news stories in which such employees are subjects and/or interviewees, or in openings or closes, shall be paid for at the applicable rate specified below. In no event shall pay be required for accidental pickups. Effective 12/31/18 Background Actors, Program Fee - Network Variety Programs of: 5 minutes or less $48.00 over 5 to 15 minutes 85.00 Over 15 to 30 minutes 129.00 Over 30 to 45 minutes 148.00 Over 45 to 60 minutes 164.00 Over 60 to 90 minutes 201.00 Over 90 to l20 minutes 236.00 Background Actors, Serial Program Fee - Network Serial Programs of: Up to 30 minutes $128.00 Over 30 to 45 minutes 147.00 Over 45 to 60 minutes 152.00 Over 60 to 90 minutes 182.00 Effective as of 7/1/19 Background Actors, All Network Programs other than Serials and Variety $174.00 Large Groups See Walk-ons and Extras rates in AFTRA Network Code Local Programs See Walk-ons and Extras rates ...................................................... in AFTRA Local Codes for ...................................................... Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C. Effective as of 12/31/18 Background Actors, Promotional $120.00 Announcements It is agreed that if the program rates specified in the AFTRA Code of Fair Practices for Network Television Broadcasting or in the Local Codes for Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C., are increased as the result of the AFTRA-Company negotiations during the term of this Master Agreement, such increased rates shall be effective in lieu of the foregoing rates as of the same date they become effective for AFTRA. If such paid appearances on programs are replayed, the employee shall receive one hundred percent (100%) of the above applicable rate for the first reuse, seventy-five percent (75%) of the above applicable rate for the second reuse, and no additional payment for any subsequent reuse. The above promotional announcement rate shall cover the recording and not more than thirteen (13) weeks of use and shall be repaid for subsequent thirteen (13) week periods up to a maximum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00). A technical supervisor, or the appropriate supervisor in other Departments, has the authority to make such a commitment to any employee to pay for an on-camera appearance; however, th...