Common use of COLLATERAL USE Clause in Contracts

COLLATERAL USE. 1. PRESENTER will not permit the recording or broadcast, audio / visual, of any performance, hereunder or portion thereof, without the prior written consent of PRODUCER. Flash photography is dangerous to the safety of the artists performance. 2. In the case of flash photography during any given performance, ushers must be instructed to move quickly through the aisles to confiscate cameras and/or insure flash photography or video ceases otherwise the performance may have to be stopped until the situation is rectified. 3. Neither audio, video recording devices, nor cameras shall be permitted within the audience, stage or backstage areas without written authorization from Show’s Company Manager. 4. There is a part’S of the show that invites two (2) audience members on to the stage escorted by performers. We suggest an ▇▇▇▇▇ be stationed by each staircase to escort patrons back to their seats at conclusion of skit. Steps must be house right and left and ushers should stand in a manner that is not obstructive or noticeable to guests. They may stand house right and left by walls and approach steps as guests are exiting the stage at the conclusion of the scene.

COLLATERAL USE. 1. PRESENTER will not permit the recording or broadcast, audio / visual, of any performance, hereunder or portion thereof, without the prior written consent of PRODUCER. Flash photography is dangerous to the safety of the artists performance. 2. In the case of flash photography during any given performance, ushers must be instructed to move quickly through the aisles to confiscate cameras and/or insure flash photography or video ceases otherwise the performance may have to be stopped until the situation is rectified. 3. Neither audio, video recording devices, nor cameras shall be permitted within the audience, stage or backstage areas without written authorization from Show’s Company Manager. 4. There is a part’S part of the show that invites two (2) audience members on to the stage escorted by performers. We suggest an ▇▇▇▇▇ be stationed by each staircase to escort patrons back to their seats at conclusion of skit. Steps must be house right and left and ushers should stand in a manner that is not obstructive or noticeable to guests. They may stand house right and left by walls and approach steps as guests are exiting the stage at the conclusion of the scene.