Hollywood Area Theatre (HAT) Rulebook 10-13 - Actors

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or Chorus role all hats, costumes (period or modern), wigs, beards, hair pieces, footwear,including properly fitted shoes (which if modern and conventional shall be new), tights, hoseand stockings except modern conventional undergarments. In no event shall a Producerrequire the Actor to purchase any clothes for the production.(B) Rentals. No Actor shall rent or lend any wardrobe to a Production for use in anyproduction until the terms of the rental, based on the schedule below, are stated in a rider tothe Actor’s contract of employment. The agreed upon payment shall be paid weekly to theActor with the Actor’s salary and by separate check. These payments shall not be subject todues or pension.(1) The following shall be the minimum weekly rental fee when an Actor agrees tofurnish the Actor’s own clothing for a production:Topcoat .................................................................... $10.00Overcoat................................................................... $10.00Raincoat ..................................................................... $9.00Suit Jacket.................................................................. $9.00Blouse ........................................................................ $5.00Dress........................................................................$13.00Ensemble (Shirt, Suit, Shoes, Hat, etc.)..................$30.00Jeans.......................................................................... $4.00Shirt ............................................................................ $5.00Skirt ............................................................................ $6.00Dance Shoes:Dance Wear:Professional jazz shoes ............................... $8.00Character shoes........................................... $8.00Tap shoes..................................................... $8.00Pointe Shoes................................................ $8.00Dance boots ................................................. $8.00Leotard ......................................................... $5.00Tights............................................................ $5.00Briefs............................................................. $5.00Dance Belts.................................................. $5.00Dance Bras................................................... $5.00Shoes......................................................................... $6.00Shorts......................................................................... $3.00Slacks......................................................................... $6.00Sneakers.................................................................... $4.00Suit ...........................................................................$20.00Sweater ...................................................................... $4.00Hat.............................................................................. $4.00Tie .............................................................................. $1.00Wig or Hairpiece ......................................................$15.0016
(C) Shoes.(2) With respect to garments the above price shall be the weekly rental fee. Withrespect to garments not appearing on this schedule, the rental or loan will benegotiated to the mutual agreement of the Actor and the Producer. The costumeshall remain the property of the Actor but will remain in the theatre for the rentalperiod.(3) When the Actor is provided the costume(s) by the Producer and the Actor elects,with the consent of the Producer, to wear the Actor’s own clothing then, in thisevent, the Producer shall not pay any rental fee.(1) The Producer shall provide properly fitted footwear which, if for dancing, shall benew. All other footwear shall be clean, sanitary, and in good repair.(2) Dance Shoes. The Producer shall provide properly fitted professional danceshoes for all members of the cast who are required to dance. Dance shoes mayrepresent the period of a production or nature of a specific character (e.g. sneakersin West Side Story, athletic shoes in Damn Yankees) and must conform to theappropriate style of the movement. All footwear shall be of a suitable constructionfor dancing when used for theatre dance movement. Professional dance shoes arenot required for normal ballroom dancing or where there are minimallychoreographed movements. The Producer shall provide professional dance shoesat least one week prior to dress rehearsal.The Producer shall furnish Pointe shoes with ribbons for all rehearsals andperformances requiring Pointe shoes. The Producer shall furnish at least one pairof Pointe shoes for each member of the cast called upon to dance in Pointe shoes.New Pointe shoes shall be provided sufficiently in advance of their use to allow theActor adequate time to break in the shoes.Shoes for dancing shall be rubbered and braced and shall be repaired or replacedwhenever necessary.(D) Cleaning and Upkeep. All clothing worn by the Actor for use in the Production, whetherfurnished by the Producer or not, shall be cleaned whenever necessary but at least everytwo weeks and laundered at least after every four performances. Costumes shall be airedwhenever possible. Costumes shall also be repaired or replaced whenever necessary.(E) Make-Up. The Producer shall supply all make-up, except ordinary and conventionalmake-up.(F) Knee Pads and Protective Clothing. Prior to any activity that requires knee and elbowpads and protective clothing, the Producer shall furnish new and properly fitted (i.e. small,medium, large, or extra large) items for the exclusive use of the Actor for all rehearsals andperformances.(G) Skin Parts. Clean and dry skin parts, except for painted unitards (which must be dry foreach performance), shall be furnished for every performance. All skin parts of costumesand/or clothes shall be new when issued to Actor. Skin parts include but are not limited to:socks, stockings, pantyhose, tights, body stockings, underwear, T-shirts, bras, jockstraps,dance belts, dance trunks, dress shields, slips, thongs, and bathing suits. “Skin Parts” areto be defined as any costume pieces that touch the skin. Costumes are not considered“Skin Parts” when worn with foundation garments such as T-shirts or undergarments.Laundered items shall be completely dry and delivered prior to the “half-hour” call.(H) Back-Up Costumes. Back-up costumes shall be provided whenever necessary.17
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Page 18 and 19: determine any question of violation
Page 22 and 23: (I) Change of Hair Color. The Actor
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Page 26 and 27: (1) Principal Actor. The term “Pr
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Page 30 and 31: contract. These monies shall be use
Page 32 and 33: (E) If tutoring is required, when t
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Page 36 and 37: cold meal (including a vegetarian m
Page 38 and 39: shall be at the Actor’s convenien
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Page 44 and 45: 51. REOPENING OF A PLAYA play once
Page 46 and 47: least one fan or with an air-condit
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Page 56 and 57: contracts. This includes agreements
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Page 62 and 63: (1) Such cast album shall accord cr
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(5) In the event the matter is not
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68. UNPAID ABSENCE ONLY FOR COMPELL
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Unemployment 60....................
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Replacement of an Actor 64(B),(C) .
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