Understudy. An “Understudy” is an Artist who is contracted for the rehearsal and performance period of a production to learn, rehearse and, if required by the Engager, perform a role(s) of another Artist(s) contracted to perform the role(s).
Understudy. An “Understudy” is an Artist designated to learn a role but not necessarily to perform it.
Understudy. A person whose services are retained so that he may be available to stand in for another performer on a moment’s notice. An understudy who appears in the image and who cannot be identified is considered an extra. (See 9-1.15).
Understudy. The term "Understudy" shall include all Actors performing understudy duties.
Understudy. An "Understudy" is an Artist who is contracted to learn the role of another Artist, and perform it when such Artist is unable to perform.
Understudy. A person contracted at the outset of rehearsals to learn the role of another artist and to perform it when such artist is unable to perform.
Understudy. An understudy is an employee selected for the purpose of being trained to assume the duties of a position scheduled to be vacated in a definite period of time, normally one (1) year or less.
Understudy. The term "understudy" is an Artist designated to learn a role but not necessarily to perform it.
Understudy. When a member is engaged as an understudy and in no other capacity whatsoever in the production, he shall be paid not less than the minima as specified in Appendix 1.
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