Pre-Production Programming Sample Clauses

Pre-Production Programming. The CBC may engage a pre-production programmer at the B5 rate per hour of programming work time as previously agreed to by the CBC and the programmer. Such programming will be done in advance of a real time or EMD-tracking session and will include such duties as sampling, editing sounds, mapping or entering DAW programming data, synthesizer patch information, etc. If the pre-production programmer is required to perform in a session, the applicable fee (real time or EMD-tracking time) shall be paid at Musician rates in addition to any pre-production programming time.
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Pre-Production Programming. The NFB may engage a pre-production programmer at either the rate of: $89.79 as of October 1, 2015 (2%) $91.59 as of October 1, 2016 (2%) $93.42 as of October 1, 2018 (2%) per minute of running time or per hour of programming work time as previously agreed to by the NFB and the programmer. Such programming will be done in advance of a real time or EMD-tracking session and will include such duties as sampling or editing sounds, mapping or entering DAW programming data, synthesizer patch information, etc. If the pre-production programmer is required to perform in a session, the applicable fee (real time or EMD-tracking time) shall be paid at Musician rates in addition to any pre-production programming time.
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Pre-Production Programming. The NFB may engage a pre-production programmer at either the rate of: $91.59 as of October 1, 2016 (2%) $93.42 as of October 1, 2018 (2%) $95.30 as of June 1, 2021 (2%) $97.20 as of January 1, 2022 (2%) $100.10 as of August 1, 2022 (3%) per minute of running time or per hour of programming work time as previously agreed to by the NFB and the programmer. Such programming will be done in advance of a real time or EMD-tracking session and will include such duties as sampling or editing sounds, mapping or entering DAW programming data, synthesizer patch information, etc. If the pre-production programmer is required to perform in a session, the applicable fee (real time or EMD-tracking time) shall be paid at Musician rates in addition to any pre-production programming time.
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Pre-Production Programming. The Authority may engage a pre- production programmer at the rate of: $66.05 per hour as of December 1, 2006; $67.40 per hour as of December 1, 2007; $68.75 per hour as of December 1, 2008; $70.17 per hour as of December 1, 2009 for programming work time as previously agreed to by the Authority and the programmer. Such programming will be done in advance of a real time or EMD- tracking session and will include such duties as sampling or editing sounds, entering sequencer programming data, synthesizer “patch” information, etc. Such work must be contracted separately. If the pre-production programmer is required to perform in a session, the applicable fee (real time or EMD-tracking time) shall be paid at musician rates in addition to any pre-production programming time. Re-use fees will apply.
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