Cabaret Rulebook 07-11 - Actors

(2) At a Performance.
(a) Filming and taping may be for only one-half hour of footage.
(b) If possible, the cast must be given 24-hours' notice.
(c) When cameras are going to film or tape, cast must be given notice at the half-hour
call.
(d) There shall be no filming or taping where there is any interference with the Actors
such as the requirement for additional lighting or the movement of equipment.
(3) Not more than three minutes of any film or taped portion of the performance or
rehearsal shall be shown on the Television news broadcast. Such three-minute film or tape
must not contain an entire self-contained number or scene.
(4) No payment shall be required hereunder provided no payments are made to any other
personnel employed in the production.
(5) A Stage Manager shall be present at every filming or taping under this paragraph (C).
(6) For any violation of this paragraph (D), other than violations of unauthorized subsequent
uses of the film or tape, the Producer shall pay one week's contractual salary to each Actor
whose rights have been breached hereunder. Such payments shall not preclude any right
in law or equity, civil, or criminal, that arises under a breach of this paragraph (D) which the
Actor has against the Producer or any third party.
(E) Notice to Broadcast Media. The Producer agrees to ensure that all broadcast media through
which the Producer intends to promote the show shall receive a letter outlining the provisions of
the contract which govern the use and/or reuse of any tape or recording of productions under this
Agreement.
(F) Subsequent Use of Three-Minute Excerpt.
(1) Subject to permission from Equity, footage which has been produced in compliance with
paragraph (D) above, may be reused on certain Network and Major market programs
identified by Equity in addition to "hard news" programs to illustrate reviews and feature
stories about current productions, theatres, and personalities associated with same,
provided that such reuse shall be in accordance with the appropriate AFTRA or SAG Code.
The Producer shall ensure that Actors who appear in such segments shall be compensated
at not less than the AFTRA or SAG Minimum then in effect and that such reuse is
controlled by Agreement between the Television Producer and AFTRA or SAG. If no local
minimum has been established, the local rate then in effect in New York or the appropriate
Regional Equity City (Los Angeles, San Francisco, or Chicago) shall apply.
(2) For any failure of the Producer to secure the assent of Equity to subsequent use of
News film or tape, failure to secure properly executed AFTRA agreements, or failure to
insure proper and timely compensation of performers under terms of this paragraph,
Producer shall be required, in addition to any other payments which may become due, to
pay one week's contractual salary to each Actor whose rights shall have been breached
hereunder. Such payment(s) shall not preclude any right in law or equity, civil or criminal,
that arises under breach of this paragraph (E) which the Actor has against the Producer or
any third party.
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