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Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors

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(b) Actor shall be permitted, without payment of additional compensation, to set props<br />

and small set pieces and to move furniture and set pieces specifically designed to be<br />

easily utilized by such Actor, provided that such action coincides with Actor’s entrance<br />

into (or exit from) a scene in which the Actor takes part as an integral and necessary<br />

participant in the staged plot. Such movement need not be attributed customarily to any<br />

character during the action depicted in the play. Resetting of props in a scene by <strong>Actors</strong><br />

participating in said scene, shall be permitted.<br />

(2) Definition of Work Permitted With Additional Compensation.<br />

(a) Actor shall be permitted, upon payment of additional compensation to make entrances<br />

and exits for the primary purpose of setting props and small set pieces and for moving<br />

furniture and set pieces specifically designed to be easily utilized by such Actor, provided<br />

that such assignments do not prevent or preclude the Actor from fulfilling Actor’s<br />

customary duties as an Actor.<br />

(b) <strong>Actors</strong> shall be paid additional compensation, if assigned special blocking (staging),<br />

the primary purpose of which is to set props, small set pieces, move furniture, and set<br />

pieces specifically designed to be easily utilized by such Actor. Such assignments shall<br />

not prevent or preclude the Actor fulfilling Actor’s customary contractual duties as an<br />

Actor. Special blocking (staging) shall be defined as blocking (staging) which requires<br />

Actor to arbitrarily remove himself or his character from the action flowing out of and<br />

related to the plot of the play in order to accomplish the prop or set move, interrupt the<br />

flow of Action on the stage, or any such move accomplished during such interruption of<br />

the action of the play, including but not limited to those accomplished during blackouts,<br />

dim-outs, or such other conventional interruptions during which scene shifts take place.<br />

(3) Definition of Work Not Permitted Except With the Permission of and Under Terms<br />

Satisfactory to Equity.<br />

(a) Set or prop moves which are inherently hazardous due to location on stage, weights<br />

of the set piece or prop, construction, pyrotechnic or electrical effects, proximity to<br />

machinery or simultaneous movement of other scenery or effects shall not be undertaken<br />

by the Actor without the express consent of Equity.<br />

(b) Set or prop moves or other assignments not customarily undertaken by the Actor<br />

which interfere with the normal work of the Actor or for which the Actor may be engaged<br />

to the exclusion of work normally assigned to an Actor shall not be undertaken without<br />

the express consent of Equity under the terms satisfactory to it.<br />

(4) Compensation.<br />

(a) Additional duties as defined hereunder shall be assigned to the Actor by Rider to<br />

Actor’s employment contract. It is agreed that assignments may be withdrawn or<br />

reassigned at the discretion of the Producer and that additional compensation payable<br />

hereunder may likewise be adjusted upon execution of a rider to the Actor’s employment<br />

contract. The Actor shall not be required to do any set or prop moves without mutual<br />

agreement and an additional negotiated compensation therefore, which shall not be less<br />

than $5.00 per move per week.<br />

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