Television Series. During the first two (2) seasons of a Television Series, the scale minimum wages shall be ten percent (10%) less than the rates in the current wage schedule for Feature Films in Appendices “A,” “B” and “C” of the Master Agreement. The total fringe rate during the first two (2) seasons shall be thirteen percent (13%) for Locals 891 and 669 and thirteen and one-half percent (13.5%) for Local No. 155 plus $12 per day supplemental contribution to be made to the health plans of each of the three unions. The scale minimum wages applicable in the third (3rd) and subsequent seasons of a Television Series shall lag by one (1) period on the wage scales for Television Series in the Master Agreement.
Television Series. On a television Series, the Producer will engage at least two (2) Directors for the Series who shall function on a “prep-shoot” basis. A Mini- Series or Series engaging the same Director for all Episodes thereof shall not be subject to this provision.
Television Series. On a television Series, the Producer will engage at least two (2) First Assistant Directors and one (1) Location Manager, all of whom shall function on a “prep-shoot” basis, and at least one (1) Production Manager. A Mini-Series or Series engaging the same Director for all Episodes thereof shall be required to engage one (1) First Assistant Director, one (1) Location Manager, and at least one (1) Production Manager.
Television Series. (a) Licensee shall license a volume of episodes of Television Series such that the total value of the License Fees for Television Series in the aggregate shall be no less than (each, an “Annual Television Spend”): Avail Year 1 €1,126,753 as provided in Schedule A Avail Year 2 €1,126,753 Avail Year 3 €1,264,174
Television Series. For each television series based upon the Picture, Owner shall be entitled to receive a royalty in the amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) per episode. If any such television program is rerun on free United States network television, you shall be paid one hundred percent (100%) of the foregoing sum initially paid to you spread over the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth runs (100/5). In addition to the foregoing amount, Owner shall receive contingent compensation in an amount equal to Two and One-Half Percent (2.5%) of One Hundred Percent (100%) of the “net profits” derived from exploitation of such television series, as such “net profits” are defined pursuant to the applicable agreement between Company (or its assignee, designee etc) and the applicable Financier, on the definition no less favorable as Company.
Television Series. For each television series based upon the Picture, Owners shall be entitled to receive a royalty in the amount of Five Thousand Dollars and Zero Cents ($5,000.00 USD) per episode. I f any such television program is rerun on United States network or cable (including pay cable) television, Owners shall be paid one hundred percent (100%) of the foregoing sum initially paid to Owners spread over the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth runs. In addition to the foregoing amount, Owners shall receive contingent compensation in an amount equal to Two and One Half Percent (2.5%) of One Hundred Percent (100%) of the backend of such project, however defined for Company (e.g. MAGR “net profits”, buyout, etc.) derived from exploitation of such television series, as such backend is defined pursuant to the applicable agreement between Company (or its assignee, designee, etc.) and the applicable Financier, on the definition no less favorable as Company.
Television Series. Licensee shall license a volume of episodes of Television Series such that the total value of the License Fees for Television Series in the aggregate shall be no less than (each, an “Annual Television Spend”): Avail Year 1 $2,045037,000 Avail Year 2 $2,940607,000 Avail Year 3 $2,867,700 provided that in any event, (i) Licensee shall license a minimum of 250 episodes (in the aggregate) across all Television Series per Avail Year, and (ii) at least 25% of the value of each Annual Television Spend shall be comprised of Library Series. [#Andreas to update numbers.] With respect to Avail Year 1, Licensor shall make available, and Licensee shall license, the Included Programs set forth on Schedule A which shall count towards the minimum licensing commitments set forth above for Avail Year 1. Availability Lists; Availability Date Notice; Selection. Licensor shall furnish Licensee with Availability Lists, which shall include Availability Dates, for all product categories at least 150 calendar days prior to commencement of each Avail Year 2 and Avail Year 3. [#Additional time needed because of requirement to create sub-titles for all Included Programs] Licensor may, by providing written notice to Licensee, modify the Availability Date of any title(s) (other than the Avail Year 1 Availability List and Launch Pack) up to the date that is sixty (60) days prior to the specified Availability Date of such title(s), provided that in any event any such modified Availability Date(s) shall (i) still be subject to the parameters set forth in Clause 8.1.1. [#Re-instated.][# Discussed with Xxxxxxxxx – as this this all Library Films this should not be required. I agree given the definition of Library Titles (10yrs+) and think we can agree to the deletion. If we add currents or indeed House of Cards, we will need to add something back in here.] Availability Lists for Library Features, Current Series, Non-Returning Series and Library Series shall include at least one hundred twenty-five percent (125%) of the volume obligations set forth above of same, from which Licensee may select, and shall be of comparable type and quality to the titles made available by Licensor for Avail Year 1 (e.g., box office receipts, age, genre, etc.). Licensee shall make its selections for each Avail Year no later than thirty (30) calendar days following Licensor’s delivery of such Availability Lists.
Television Series i. On a television Series, the Producer will engage at least two (2) First Assistant Directors and one (1) Location Manager, all of whom shall function on a “prep-shoot” basis, and at least one (1) Production Manager. A Mini-Series or Series engaging the same Director for all Episodes thereof shall be required to engage one (1) First Assistant Director, one (1) Location Manager, and at least one (1) Production Manager.
ii. The Producer may request from the District Council a waiver, regarding the crewing of a Location Manager, where a Motion Picture is shooting entirely in a studio under such circumstances that the PM can efficiently perform the duties of a LM without assigning the same to persons who are not LM's.
Television Series. (i) If either: (A) 25,000 or more units of the Property are sold as a graphic novel (provided that Owner submits documentation substantiating such amount in form and substance acceptable to WDP in its sole discretion) prior to commencement of principal photography of the Picture or (B) the Property is listed among the top 200 titles on ICv2's Top 300 Comics Actual Index (xxx.xxx0.xxx) during any month prior to the commencement of principal photography of the Picture, and the Picture is produced and released as a feature-length Theatrical Motion Picture, then the following royalties are payable for each episode of a television series based upon the Picture, as produced for a particular broadcast season: Running Time Payment 30 minutes (or less) $ 2,250 60 minutes (or less, but in excess $ 2,750 of 30 minutes) 90 minutes (or more) $ 3,250 Non- Primetime Network or Non-Network Running Time Payment 30 minutes (or less) $ 1,125 60 minutes (or less, but in excess $ 1,375 of 30 minutes) 90 minutes (or more) $ 1,625
(ii) If: (A) 25,000 units of the Property are not sold as a graphic novel prior to commencement of principal photography of the Picture or (B) the Property is not listed among the top 200 titles on ICv2's Top 300 Comics Actual Index (xxx.xxx0.xxx) during any month prior to the commencement of principal photography of the Picture, and the Picture is produced and released as a feature-length Theatrical Motion Picture, then, in lieu of the television series royalties set forth in Paragraph 3.1.c(i) above, the following royalties are payable for each episode of a television series based upon the Picture, as produced for a particular broadcast season: Running Time Payment 30 minutes (or less) $ 750 60 minutes (or less, but in excess $ 1,250 of 30 minutes) 90 minutes (or more) $ 1,750 Non- Primetime Network or Non-Network Running Time Payment 30 minutes (or less) $ 375 60 minutes (or less, but in excess $ 625 of 30 minutes) 90 minutes (or more) $ 875 "
Television Series. If an episodic television series based on the Picture is produced, and if Writer is not engaged to render writing services in connection therewith, the following royalty for each new program of such series which is produced and broadcast: (i) if intended for initial broadcast on U.S. primetime network free television, for a 30 minute program, $2,000; for a 60 minute program, $3,125; for a program longer than 60 minutes, $3,750; or (ii) if intended for initial primetime telecast in the United States by either HBO, Showtime or another national pay television service, a sum equal to 75% of the applicable royalty set forth in (i) above; or (iii) if intended for initial telecast on any other type of television, a sum equal to 50% of the applicable royalty set forth inabove. For each of the second through sixth U.S. free television runs of the program, Producer shall pay an additional sum equal to 20% of the applicable royalty; no further sum shall be payable with respect to the seventh or any subsequent runs of any such program except as may be required pursuant to the Basic Agreement. Initial run royalty payments shall be made within 15 days after completion of principal photography of the program involved or 15 days after Producer's receipt of the full license fee therefor, whichever is earlier; provided that with respect to episodes which are ordered but not completed, if Producer does not receive its full license fee, Producer shall pay Writer a percentage of the applicable royalty equal to the percentage of the license fee actually received by Producer. Rerun payments shall be paid within 90 days after the broadcast triggering the payment. If such episodic television series is broadcast more frequently than one program per week (e.g., a daytime serial), payment for each full week of programs shall be a fraction of the applicable per program royalty specified above, the numerator of which is the actual aggregate license fee paid to Producer on account of all of the programs initially broadcast during a single week, and the denominator of which is the license fee customarily paid by the exhibitor for comparable programs broadcast on a once-a-week basis (but in no event shall such payment be less than the applicable per program royalty provided above).
