Special Effects Sample Clauses
Special Effects. All special effects equipment, stages, & special entertainment used by the User must be submitted in writing and be pre-approved before set up or use. Facility use in this category will require a Certificate of Insurance naming the District as “Additional Insured.” District may terminate this Agreement immediately and require User to vacate the premises immediately if unauthorized items are present. No refunds will be made for lost time during use and Deposit will not be returned.
Special Effects. The Company shall respect the Special Effects Coordinator’s responsibility to ascertain after-blast safety and provide return-to-the-blast-site instructions.
Special Effects. Special Effects Technician Supervisor NEGO NEGO
Special Effects. Special Effects are not permitted except with the express written permission of the state agency. • All filming activity that requires the use of flammable materials, explosive devices or open flames are considered pyrotechnics. Use of pyrotechnics must be approved by the State Fire Marshal. The State Fire Marshal may assign local fire department staff to be on location to monitor pyrotechnic activity. Cost of such monitor is the responsibility of the Production. • Stunts or similar actions that may cause damage to the property shall be adequately planned to prevent damage and shall be approved by the State Agency prior to filming. • Company shall verify with their insurance company to determine if additional or special coverage is required when special effects are involved.
Special Effects. Any and all Special Effects or Pyrotechnic activities are to comply with Ministry Acts and Regulations pursuant to the safety of the travelling public. Any and all smoke effects are to adhere to environmental policies. Smoke effects are not to distract motorists from the act of driving and any/all filming will not be permitted should the activity be deemed unsafe, or cause any delay, hazard, or potentially dangerous or disruption to the travelling public.
Special Effects. Haze is used at every event to create atmosphere and make best use of the lightshow. If the venue do not permit the use of a haze machine then your lightshow will not appear as effective as shown in our promotional material. It is the Engager’s responsibility to ensure that the venue is prepared for any supplied effects or optional extras purchased by the Engager. Haze, smoke and Low-Fog machines require low sensitivity smoke detectors, or isolated smoke detector circuits for the function room. Foam, Snow and Bubbles machines are supplied on dry-hire terms only and are for operation by the Engager only, no liability for their use is accepted by the DJ or Your Perfect Night and our PLI does not cover their use by the DJ. Flame effects, Lighting, Lasers, and PA require no specific preparation. YourPerfectNight is unable to offer refunds if special effects cannot be used due to the environment.
Special Effects. Audio-visual and other sound and attentiongetting devices and effects will be permitted only in those locations and in such intensity as, in the opinion of OTM, do not interfere with the activities of neighboring Sponsors. Operational equipment demonstrated may not create noise levels objectionable to neighboring Sponsors.
Special Effects. Payment for special effects shall be one hour at the Individual’s single time rate.
Special Effects. Special Effects Coordinator First Assistant Special Effects Special Effects Assistant Special Labourer Video Sound Mixer Video Director Video Script Supervisor Service
Special Effects. Check any of the applicable categories below and include an explanation detailing the production activity. Special Effects/Pyrotechnics Weapons-fake/real Airplanes/Helicopters/Boats Stunts Other-explain below Drone Photography Describe any traffic control and parking arrangements. When requesting road/sidewalk closures, a map is required. * An off-duty police officer/deputy is required for any type of street or sidewalk closing or when vehicular or pedestrian traffic is impacted. Off-duty rates vary. The Film Office will assist you with this process. Parking fees may apply. Arrival Date Departure Date TOTAL # Production Days Hotel/Property Names(s) Total # of Room Nights $ Local # Hires (talent, tech, etc.) $ Other (Rentals/Equipment/Food & Entertainment) $ Total amount spent within Hillsborough County $ The applicant indemnifies and holds harmless the City of Tampa, City of Temple Terrace and Hillsborough County, its officers and employees, from and against all claims, damages, losses and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, arising out of or resulting from the acts or omissions of applicant, its contractors, subcontractors, their employees, agents or servants, during the filming and all activities associated there within for which this application is filed, including the use of any city/county property. An insurance certificate must be attached to this application. The insurance certificate must additionally insure the City/County as the certificate holder with a general liability of $1,000,000. In the event that special effects are utilized, a general liability of $5,000,000 will be required as well as the name and state/ federal license of the professional conducting the special effects. Proof of Worker’s Compensation may be required by some jurisdictions. The addresses for the certificate holder information are: City of Tampa 000 X. Xxxxxxxx St. Tampa, FL 33602 Hillsborough County 000 X. Xxxxxxx Blvd. Tampa, FL 33602