Common use of Swing Clause in Contracts

Swing. ‌ A "Swing" is a non performing Artist who has been contracted for a production to cover more than one (1) role or track with the majority of roles being ensemble or chorus tracks. Notwithstanding the above the Artist may provide atmosphere and background in the production provided the actions can be cut without replacement. They may speak in unison or have unscripted lines and perform limited song and dance sequences in a crowd scene but may not move a prop or set piece outside of understudy tracks. Additionally, a Swing may be required to sing offstage.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Canadian Theatre Agreement, Theatre Agreement, Theatre Agreement

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Swing. A "Swing" is a non performing Artist who has been contracted for a production to cover more than one (1) role or track with the majority of roles being ensemble or chorus tracks. Notwithstanding the above the Artist may provide atmosphere and background in the production provided the actions can be cut without replacement. They may speak in unison or have unscripted lines and perform limited song and dance sequences in a crowd scene but may not move a prop or set piece outside of understudy tracks. Additionally, a Swing may be required to sing offstage.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Canadian Theatre Agreement

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