PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION — PREFERENCE OF EMPLOYMENT Sample Clauses

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION — PREFERENCE OF EMPLOYMENT. A. Principal Performers Part II of Schedule B hereof entitled “Professional RecognitionPreference of Employment — Principal Performers” are by this reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof as to all principal performers covered hereby. (Commencing on Page 104.)
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PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION — PREFERENCE OF EMPLOYMENT. A. In recognition of the services performed by professional performers, Producer agrees that in the hiring of performers, for work to be performed within the applicable zone (referred to in Subsection C hereof), preference will be given to qualified professional performers. A "qualified professional performer," for the purpose of this Section 72, is a person who has had prior employment as a performer in the entertainment industry (including television, radio, sound recordings, motion picture, stage, night club, and the like) at least once during the period of 3 years prior to the date of the proposed employment; however, employment under the exceptions provided in Section 72.D.1.a or employment under comparable exemptions of SAG- AFTRA's past or present Television or Corporate/Educational/Non-Broadcast/Industrial Contracts shall not constitute prior employment for this purpose.

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