Common use of Capture Clause in Contracts

Capture. a. For the purposes of production work and the facilitation of transfers to other not-for-profit Theatres only, there shall be no time limit on the capture of rehearsal or performance. b. It is intended that in permitting such capture, it shall be unobtrusive and neither the Director and/or Choreographer nor the audience shall be disturbed in any manner. c. If possible, the Director and/or Choreographer must be given 24 hours’ notice of the capture of an entire performance or any part thereof.

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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Capture. a. a) For the purposes of production work and the facilitation of transfers to other not-for-for profit Theatres only, there shall be no time limit on the capture of rehearsal or performance. b. b) It is intended that in permitting such capture, it shall be unobtrusive and neither the Director and/or Choreographer nor Designer, the Actor, and the audience shall not be disturbed in any manner. c. c) If possible, while in residence the Director and/or Choreographer Designer must be given 24 hours’ notice of the capture of an entire performance or any part thereof.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Capture. a. a) For the purposes of production work and the facilitation of transfers to other not-for-profit Theatres only, there shall be no time limit on the capture of rehearsal or performance. b. b) It is intended that in permitting such capture, it shall be unobtrusive and neither the Director and/or Choreographer nor Designer, the Actor, and the audience shall not be disturbed in any manner. c. c) If possible, while in residence the Director and/or Choreographer Designer must be given 24 hours’ notice of the capture of an entire performance or any part thereof.

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Sources: United Scenic Artists, Local 829/Court Theatre Agreement