Producer’s Responsibility for Member Supplemental Payments Sample Clauses

Producer’s Responsibility for Member Supplemental Payments. If any Personnel are subject to the AFM Agreement (including any supplemental agreements), Producer shall assume full responsibility for making all payments, other than initial compensation payable by Employer, which may be or become due to such Personnel, including but not limited to, any re-use, new use, supplemental market or other similar payments or contributions, however described, whether payable directly to such Personnel or to AFM. Producer shall defend, indemnify, and hold the Employer Entities harmless from and against any and all Claims arising out of or relating to Producer’s failure to make any such re-use, new use, supplemental market or other similar payment contributions.
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