PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION Sample Clauses

PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. KSU shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising. Lecturer agrees that KSU may use Lecturer’s name, pictures, photographs, recordings, and other likenesses in connection with advertising and publicizing the engagement(s) hereunder.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Purchaser shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising. If Xxxxxxxxx decides to promote Artist as a part of the Vintage Market Days event, Purchaser will use its best efforts to obtain calendar listings, feature articles, interviews of Artist, review of the performance and Artist’s recordings in all local prints, radio, and television media. Purchaser shall forward all copies of clippings, reviews, and posters to Artist. Artist agrees that Purchaser may use Artist’s name, pictures, photographs, recording, and other likenesses in connection with advertising and publicizing the engagement(s) hereunder, but such use shall not be without prior approval of Artist.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. MGA shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising. Performer agrees that MGA may use Performer’s name, pictures, photographs, recordings, and other likenesses in connection with advertising and publicizing the engagement(s) hereunder.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Employer shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security and advertising. Employer agrees to promote the sched- uled performance(s) and will use its best efforts to obtain calendar listings, feature articles, interviews of Artist, reviews of the performance and Artist’s recordings in all local print, radio and television media. Artist will use his best efforts to obtain calendar listings, fea- ture articles, interviews, reviews of the performance and his recordings in all local print, radio and television media. Merchandising: Artist shall have the option to see recordings and/or other merchandising material at the performance and shall retain the proceeds of such sales.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Purchaser shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Purchaser shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promo- tion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and adver- tising. Purchaser agrees to promote the scheduled performance(s) and will use its best efforts to obtain calendar listings, feature articles, interviews of Artist, reviews of the performance and Artist’s recordings in all local prints, radio, and television media. Purchaser shall forward all copies of clippings, reviews, and posters to Artist. Artist agrees that Purchaser may use Artist’s name, pictures, photographs, recordings, and other likenesses in connection with advertising and publicizing the engagement(s) hereunder, but such use shall not be without prior approval of Artist. TICKETS AND TICKET SALES This is especially important if you’re getting a percentage of the box office take. Giving away lots of free tickets eats into your potential profits. It also allows unscrupulous promoters to take the free tickets and sell them, keeping the proceeds for themselves. On the other hand, if you’re just starting out, being generous with free tickets can help fill up the room and create buzz on the night of the show.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Purchaser shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security and advertising. Purchaser agrees to promote the scheduled performance(s) and will use its best efforts to obtain feature articles, interviews of Artist, reviews of the performance and Artist’s recordings in all local print, radio and television media. Artist will use his best efforts to obtain feature articles, interviews, reviews of the performance and his recordings in all local print, radio and television media.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Employer shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising. Employer agrees to promote the scheduled performance(s) and will use its best efforts to obtain calendar listings, feature articles, interviews of the Menlo Brass Quintet, reviews of the performance, and the Menlo Brass Quintet's CD in all local print, radio and television media. Merchandising – The Menlo Brass Quintet shall have the option to sell CDs and/or other merchandising material at the performance and shall retain the proceeds of such sales. Free Tickets – free passes/tickets shall be provided by the Employer for the Menlo Brass Quintet when the Quintet is engaged to perform for a public event. Insurance – Employer agrees to retain any and all necessary personal injury or property damage liability insurance with respect to the activities of the Menlo Brass Quintet on the premises of Employer or at such other location where Employer directs Menlo Brass Quintet to perform. Employer agrees to indemnify and hold Menlo Brass Quintet harmless from any and all claims, liabilities, damages, and expenses arising from any action or activity of Employer or Menlo Brass Quintet while Menlo Brass Quintet is rendering the contracted services except for claims arising from Menlo Brass Quintet's willful misconduct or gross negligence.
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PROMOTION AND PRODUCTION. Purchaser shall be responsible for all matters pertaining to the promotion and production of the scheduled engagement, including but not limited to venue rentals, security, and advertising. Purchaser agrees to promote the scheduled performance(s) and will use its best efforts to obtain calendar listings, feature articles, interviews of Athletic Performer, reviews of the performance and Athletic Performer’s recordings in all local prints, radio, and television media. Purchaser shall forward all copies of clippings, reviews, and posters to Athletic Performer. Athletic Performer agrees that Purchaser may use Athletic Performer’s name, pictures, photographs, recordings, and other likenesses in connection with advertising and publicizing the engagement(s) hereunder, but such use shall not be without prior approval of Athletic Performer. 7.
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