Casino Rulebook 12-15 - Actors

Actor shall be paid the applicable increment commencing with the first day of the DanceCaptain’s absence.(F) The Dance Captain shall be listed on the cast page of the Free Cast List andprogram. [See also Rules 5(B)(1) and 5(C)(1), BILLING)20. DAY OFF, DAYLIGHT DAY OF REST, AND REST PERIOD(A) Days Off The Actor shall be entitled to one day off in each week of employment.During such days off, the Actor shall not be required to perform, rehearse, or in anyother manner be at the disposal of the Producer.(1) Definitions(a) The term “Day Off” means 24 consecutive hours in addition to the normalrest period required after a day of rehearsal and/or performance.(b) The term “Daylight Day of Rest” means the period from the conclusion ofwork on one day until 6:00pm the following day. The rehearsal call followinga Daylight Day of Rest may not exceed five hours (i.e. 6:00pm to 11:00pm).(2) Days Off During Rehearsal(a) The Actor shall be entitled to one day off in each week of the rehearsalperiod. [Note: See Paragraph (C) below and Rule 54, REHEARSALS, whichrequires two days off each week if the Producer elects to rehearse eight outof nine and one-half hours per day each week.](b) Rehearsals may only commence with a day off if the day off does notchange more than once during the entire rehearsal period. In the first week ofrehearsal, no day off will be required if rehearsals begin on or after Thursday.(c) In the week of the first public performance, no day off will be required.However, a Daylight Day of Rest must be included within the week of the firstpublic performance.(d) Notwithstanding the above, three “10 out of 12” days may not be followedby more than six consecutive days without a day off.(3) Days Off During Performance(a) The Actor shall be entitled to one day off in each week of performances.There shall be no rehearsal except in an emergency on the day following aDay Off.(b) If an Actor, Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager and/or Dance orFight/Stunt Captain is called to audition or rehearse a replacement on the dayfollowing the required day off, that person shall be paid at the appropriateovertime rate for a minimum call of four hours.(c) If a Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager and/or Dance or Fight/StuntCaptain is called to audition or rehearse a replacement on the required dayoff, that person shall be paid an additional two-sixths of his weekly contractualsalary. That person’s span of day may not exceed eight hours.24