Dinner Theatre Rulebook (Central Region) 01-05 - Actors

equired to be removed under the provisions of Rule 8(C), BILLING, or for otherreasons resulting from the replacement of an Actor, and such picture call involvesfour or fewer performers, the time and place of such picture call shall be mutuallyarranged between the Producer and Actors and such a call shall not be considereda picture call under the above Rule.(G) The Actor shall have the right to approve of all individual non-productionphotographs used or distributed by the Producer and under his control. If the Actorwithholds his permission, he may be required to furnish his own photographs.(H) Nude pictures, graphics, etc., may not be used without the Actor's prior writtenconsent. No Actor may be required to pose or be photographed in the nude. [SeeRule 45, NUDITY.](I) At all picture calls away from the performance site, the Actor shall not performextraordinary risk or dance on any surface not in compliance with Rule 60(E)(6),SAFE, SANITARY & HEALTHFUL PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT.(J) Other than the uses outlined in Rule 8(A), pictures provided to the Producer bythe Actor or taken at picture calls in conjunction with the play may be used only forthe purpose of promoting the play and/or theatre and for no other purposewhatsoever.(K) All pictures taken during the term of this Agreement and released or used forany purpose shall carry the correct name and identification of those Actors in thepicture.(L) The company shall be given the name, address, phone number of thephotographer, at his discretion.(M)Actors must receive picture credit on all brochures, publicity and promotionalmaterial issued during the term of this Agreement which are under the Producer'scontrol.51. PRESS RELEASES.After the Actor leaves the company, provided his contract has been properly terminated,the Producer shall promptly delete the name of the Actor from all press releases,publicity material, and advertising sent out or to be printed subsequent to the Actor'sleaving.52. PRODUCTION PROSECUTED OR SUBJECT TO LAWSUIT, CIVIL ORCRIMINAL.Should the production or performances in a production in which the Actor is engaged becomplained of as being in violation of any statute, ordinance, or law of the UnitedStates, or any state or any municipality in any state, and should a claim or charge,either civil or criminal, be made against the Actor arising out of his employment in suchproduction, the Producer shall defend the Actor at the Producer's own expense, or shallpay any and all reasonable charges made or incurred by the Actor in his defense, andindemnify the Actor against any loss or damage which he may suffer, arising out of hisemployment in any such production.51