Conversion From Another Contract Sample Clauses

Conversion From Another Contract. (1) Should a production with lower minimums subsequently be produced under this Contract as its first Equity Contract production within one year from the date of the prior production's last performance, or should the prior production be optioned within one year from the date of the prior production's last performance and be produced under this Contract as its first subsequent Equity Contract production during the option period or any extensions thereof, all Actors who performed a function in the prior production shall receive a bona fide offer to perform the same role or function in the subsequent production or three weeks' minimum salary at the applicable category level in lieu thereof. (a) The University and/or Theatre agrees that any offer shall be made in writing to the Actor, copy to Equity, at least two weeks prior to the date of first rehearsal for the subsequent production. (b) The University and/or Theatre may require Actor to respond in writing, by hand delivery or fax, or by registered mail, return receipt requested, within three business days of receipt of said offer. (2) If the University and/or Theatre does not receive written notice from Equity within 14 days of filing for bonding about conversion obligations, the University and/or Theatre shall not be liable under this section. (3) The University and/or Theatre and Director shall have the right to request an audition and/or interview for any Actor whom the University and/or Theatre/Director has not previously seen in Actor's applicable function in the prior production. (a) If an Actor declines to audition or be interviewed, the University and/or Theatre shall nevertheless be obligated to extend an offer of employment or conversion monies to said Actor. (b) The University and/or Theatre agrees to reimburse Actor for all travel and other reasonable expenses incurred, if any, in connection with said audition/interview.
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