Common use of Production Fee and Incidental Costs Clause in Contracts

Production Fee and Incidental Costs. 3.1 If the time period set for the photographic work is considerably exceeded for reasons for which the photographer is not accountable, any flat rate fee agreed upon shall be increased accordingly. If an hourly or daily fee has been agreed upon, the photographer shall also be paid the hourly or daily rate agreed upon for that period of time by which the photographic work is extended. 3.2 In addition to the fee owed, the customer shall also reimburse the photogra- pher for the incidental costs he incurs in connection with conducting the as- signment (e.g. on film material, digital image processing, models, travel). 3.3 The production fee is due upon delivery of the images. If an image produc- tion is delivered in parts, that respective part of the fee shall fall due when a part is delivered. If the assignment is for a lengthy period of time, the photog- rapher may demand advance payments in accordance with the time ex- pended. 3.4 The customer does not acquire the rights of use under copyright law until the fee has been paid in full and all incidental costs have been reimbursed.

Production Fee and Incidental Costs. 3.1 If the time period set for the photographic work is considerably exceeded for reasons for which the photographer is not accountable, any flat rate fee agreed upon shall be increased in- creased accordingly. If an hourly or daily fee has been agreed upon, the photographer shall also be paid the hourly or daily rate agreed upon for that period of time by which the photographic work is extended. 3.2 In addition to the fee owed, the customer shall also reimburse the photogra- pher photographer for the incidental costs he incurs in connection with conducting the as- signment assignment (e.g. on film materialma- terial, digital image processing, models, travel). 3.3 The production fee is due upon delivery of the images. If an image produc- tion production is delivered in parts, that respective part of the fee shall fall due when a part is delivered. If the assignment as- signment is for a lengthy period of time, the photog- rapher photographer may demand advance payments pay- ments in accordance with the time ex- pendedexpended. 3.4 The customer does not acquire the rights of use under copyright law until the fee has been paid in full and all incidental costs have been reimbursed.

Production Fee and Incidental Costs. 3.1 If the time period set for the photographic work is considerably exceeded for reasons for which the photographer is not accountable, any flat rate fee agreed upon shall be increased accordingly. If an hourly or daily fee has been agreed upon, the photographer shall also be paid the hourly or daily rate agreed upon for that period of time by which the photographic photogra- phic work is extended. 3.2 In addition to the fee owed, the customer shall also reimburse the photogra- pher for the incidental costs he incurs in connection with conducting the as- signment (e.g. on film material, digital image processing, models, travel). 3.3 The production fee is due upon delivery of the images. If an image produc- tion is delivered in parts, that respective part of the fee shall fall due when a part is delivered. If the assignment is for a lengthy period of time, the photog- rapher may demand advance payments in accordance with the time ex- pended. 3.4 The customer does not acquire the rights of use under copyright law until the fee has been paid in full and all incidental costs have been reimbursed.

Production Fee and Incidental Costs. • 3.1 If the time period set for the photographic work is considerably exceeded for reasons for which the photographer is not accountable, any flat rate fee agreed upon shall be increased in- creased accordingly. If an hourly or daily fee has been agreed upon, the photographer shall also be paid the hourly or daily rate agreed upon for that period of time by which the photographic work is extended. • 3.2 In addition to the fee owed, the customer shall also reimburse the photogra- pher photographer for the incidental costs he incurs in connection with conducting the as- signment assignment (e.g. on film material, digital image processing, models, travel). . • 3.3 The production fee is due upon delivery of the images. If an image produc- tion production is delivered in parts, that respective part of the fee shall fall due when a part is delivered. If the assignment is for a lengthy period of time, the photog- rapher photographer may demand advance payments in accordance with the time ex- pended. expended. • 3.4 The customer does not acquire the rights of use under copyright law until the fee has been paid in full and all incidental costs have been reimbursed.