Stunts Sample Clauses

Stunts. Stunt Performer Daily £564 inclusive of use fees Stunt Performer Weekly £2,256 inclusive of use fees Stunt Co-ordinator Daily £716 inclusive of use fees Stunt Co-ordinator Weekly £2,864 inclusive of use fees Stunt Insurance Daily £17.50 Stunt Insurance Weekly £35 Stunt wig/wardrobe £135 Stunt Overtime 1/7 of daily rate with no cap Session Singers Scale 1 1-36 hours £129 per hour (£258 per 2hr session) Scale 2 37-350 hours £95 per hour ( £190 per 2hr session) Scale 0 000-000 hours £86 per hour (£258 per 3hr session) Scale 4 801 hours and over £63 per hour (£189 per 3hr session) Revoicing, Voice-Overs and Commentary Session rate (4 hours) £100.50 + applicable use fees ADR. * ADR session rate (4 hours) £294.50 inclusive of use fees ADR session rate Low Budget Films £96 + applicable use fees * A.D.R. (Additional Dialogue Replacement or Automatic Dialogue Replacement) is not predominantly concerned with performance in character but is to do with the creation of atmosphere and general characteristics sounds and dialogue to fit with action, often over crowd scenes. Holiday pay £15.30 per day
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Stunts. A qualified ACTRA Stunt Coordinator is required for all scenes that include stunts. The ACTRA Stunt Coordinators registry will be made available upon request.
Stunts. Producer will not conduct any stunts while filming on Campus without first obtaining express written permission of the University.
Stunts. Since there is no stunt coordinator at WCU and since stunts pose a serious possibility of injury, the use of stunts in school productions is strongly discouraged. “Physical stunts” are defined as falls, jumps, fights, or anything that involves physical action, strong contact, or any action that has potential for physical injury to actors or crew. Faculty reserves the right to deem any action as unsafe and prohibit it. Faculty also reserves the right, upon further inspection of an approved stunt, to withdraw permission before the stunt occurs because it is deemed unsafe. The instructor must approve any scenes involving physical stunts. You must submit a General Approvals form and have it signed by your instructor.
Stunts. The Producer must secure the written consent of the parent/guardian before any Minor may perform a stunt. (See also A2203(g)) A Minor may refuse in spite of consent.
Stunts. Whenever the University and/or Theatre presents or produces a production that contains stunts and/or circus-style acts including, but not limited to, aerial work, silk performance, rappelling, bungee jumping, and the use of or exposure to weapons, fire or pyrotechnic devices:
Stunts any claim, loss, liability, expenses, costs or defence costs arising directly or indirectly from any stunt or other activity during the making or production of any advertising, educational or promotional materials.
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