Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement Sample Clauses

Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When music originally recorded under the AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement, Basic Theatrical Motion Picture, TV Film Agreement, or any other Federation or Local Agreement is used or licensed for use in any product(s) covered by the scope of this Agreement, musicians shall be compensated per the applicable terms of this Agreement as follows:
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Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When any music originally recorded under any AFM Agreement is used in a Video Game, the Employer shall pay to or on behalf of those Musicians who rendered services preparing or recording such music, one session payment per song under Schedule B, including doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. The effective date for determining Scale Wages is the release date of the Video Game. For the purposes of this section, when music is used that was previously recorded under the AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement (SRLA), Musicians shall be compensated as specified above per Song/Track. For Underscore/Cues, Employer shall pay one session payment under Schedule B, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions, per 15 minutes of music. When applicable, Orchestrators, Copyists and other Music Preparation Musicians shall be compensated based on 125% of the Low Budget provisions of the current AFM Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement, as per Schedule B under Music Preparation (Paragraph 18, Schedule B).
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Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When any music originally recorded under any AFM Agreement is used in a video game, the Employer shall pay to or on behalf of those musicians who rendered services preparing or recording such music, one session payment per song under Schedule B, including doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. When applicable, Orchestrators, Copyists and other Music Preparation Musicians shall be compensated based on 125% of the Low Budget provisions of the current AFM Basic Theatrical Motion Picture Agreement, as per Schedule B under Music Preparation (Paragraph 18, Schedule B). The effective date for determining scale wages is the release date of the Video Game. For the purposes of this section, when music is used that was previously recorded under the AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement (SRLA), Musicians shall be compensated as specified above per Song/Track. For Underscore/Cues, Employer shall pay one session payment under Schedule B, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions, per 15 minutes of music.
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Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When music originally recorded under another AFM Agreement is used in a Video Game, the Employer shall pay to each Musician who rendered services preparing or recording such music a new-use payment as follows: • For the use of each song (e.g., in the case of music recorded under the AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement), Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Paragraph 7, Schedule B (or double that amount in the case of a Leader/Contractor), plus doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. • For the use of Underscore/Cues, Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Paragraph 7, Schedule B for each 15 minutes of music (or double that amount in the case of a Leader/Contractor), plus doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. • For Music Preparation, Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Paragraph 7, Schedule B for Copyist, Librarian, Proofreader and other Music Preparation Musicians, and double that amount for an Arranger or Orchestrator.
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Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When music originally recorded under another AFM Agreement is used in a Video Game, the Employer shall pay to each Musician who rendered services preparing or recording such music a new-use payment as follows: • For the use of each song (e.g., in the case of music recorded under the AFM Sound Recording Labor Agreement), Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Xxxxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxx X (or double that amount in the case of a Leader/Contractor), plus doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. • For the use of Underscore/Cues, Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Xxxxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxx X for each 15 minutes of music (or double that amount in the case of a Leader/Contractor), plus doubles, excluding only Health and Welfare contributions. • For Music Preparation, Basic Scale Wages for a single session under Xxxxxxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxx X for Copyist, Librarian, Proofreader and other Music Preparation Musicians, and double that amount for an Arranger or Orchestrator.
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Use of Music Previously Recorded Under Another Federation Agreement. When music originally recorded under any AFM Agreement is used in this video game, provided such use is not prohibited by that original agreement, the Employer shall pay to or on behalf of those musicians who rendered services preparing or recording such music, all amounts (excluding only health and welfare contributions) that would be required if the recordings were originally made pursuant to this Video Game Agreement.
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