Permitted Excerpts refers only to Dramatico- Musical Works and means excerpts where the use of all such excerpts in any Audio-Visual Material complies with all the following limitations:
Permitted Excerpts refers only to Dramatico-Musical Works and shall mean excerpts where the use of all such excerpts in any Programme complies with all the following limitations: (a) the total duration of the excerpts does not exceed 20 minutes in any single Programme; (b) the use is not a "potted version" of the Dramatico-Musical Work; (c) the use is not or does not cover a complete act of the Dramatico-Musical Work; (d) each excerpt is not presented in a "dramatic form" as defined below; and (e) as regards Ballets specifically devised for television or excerpts from existing Ballets, the total duration does not exceed 5 minutes. A dramatic form shall be deemed to be created only by a performance in which there is a distinct plot depicted by actors and where the story of the Dramatico-Musical Work and/or its associated words is woven into and carries forward the plot and its accompanying action (a dramatic form shall not, for example, be deemed to be created by the use of costume, scenery, and/or any dance routine merely to provide an acceptable presentation of the work). For the purposes of this paragraph the word "actors" shall include actors, singers, mimics and/or puppets.
Permitted Excerpts refers only to Dramatico-Musical Works and shall mean excerpts where the use of all such excerpts in any Programme complies with all the following limitations: (a) the total duration of the excerpts does not exceed 20 minutes in any single Programme; (b) the use is not a "potted version" of the Dramatico-Musical Work; (c) the use is not or does not cover a complete act of the Dramatico-Musical Work; (d) each excerpt is not presented in a "dramatic form" as defined below; and (e) as regards Ballets specifically devised for television or excerpts from existing Ballets, the total duration does not exceed 5 minutes. An excerpt will be deemed to be presented in dramatic form if it is accompanied by any dramatic action, whether acted, danced or mimed, and thereby (and/or through the use of costume, scenery or other visual effects) given a visual impression of or otherwise portrays the writers’ original conception of the Dramatico-Musical Work from which the excerpt is taken. By way of example, an excerpt will not normally be deemed to be presented in dramatic form if: the excerpt is presented on a fixed set which is not based on the set of the original Dramatico-Musical Work. (A ‘fixed set’ would be one which is used for the whole or a substantial part of the television or stage show); the performer(s) is/are wearing a costume which is not a costume from or based on the original Dramatico-Musical Work; or scenic effects are limited to the use of either a single prop, and/or a backcloth or a piece of scenery (whether physically present or created by technical means e.g., lighting effects) provided that the use thereof is not combined with costume from or based on the Dramatico-Musical Work from which the excerpt is taken.