Use of Five (5) Minutes or Less Sample Clauses

Use of Five (5) Minutes or Less. 1. The Employer may use a maximum aggregate of five (5) minutes or less of audio- visual material, created under this Agreement or predecessor agreements, for use in a clip, compilation or documentary program with no additional payment to the Musicians.
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