Security for Payments Due During Production Sample Clauses

Security for Payments Due During Production. No later than five (5) business days before any work is scheduled to begin for the Performers, a payroll security deposit (Security Bond) is required. The deposit will be held in trust. For projects whose shooting schedule is longer than two weeks, a two-week payroll security deposit is required. ACTRA will release 50% of the deposit for the last two weeks payroll. The remaining 50% will be released upon proof of payment of last payroll and receipt of all paperwork. Shooting schedules less than two weeks require no less than 50% of the budgeted payroll and will be refunded provided ALL paperwork is completed OR, with permission from ACTRA, projects may arrange to prepay performers for scheduled days and post a security deposit in the accumulated sum of projected overtime fees, administration fees, Performers Rights fees and any other applicable fees as determined by the Business Representative. When permitted by ACTRA, the Producer will be able to provide other forms of security for payments due during production.
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Security for Payments Due During Production 

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