FILMING AND BROADCASTING Sample Clauses

FILMING AND BROADCASTING. Press photography / press filming If you would like to organise filming or photography during rehearsal, please contact the Press Office and your Event Manager in advance so they can arrange photography and/or filming passes and can liaise with Visitor Experience. Any photography or filming during performances needs prior arrangement between the promoter, SC Press Office and your Event Manager and filming is generally discouraged due to distraction to the audience. Audio / video recording for commercial, promotional or archive purposes You are welcome to bring your own crew to record a performance at Southbank Centre, as long as you have artist consent, and where appropriate (i.e. when someone is identifiable) audience/participant consent, which you must arrange and gain separately. Permission to film or record is at the discretion of Southbank Centre and must be approved in writing prior to the event. There may be occasions where it is not possible to film or record owing to limited time in the venue for technical rigging therefore please advise us at the point of booking if you wish to record or broadcast the event. Any filming or audio recording of rehearsals or performances in Southbank Centre - including the public spaces - will incur a facility fee which is in addition to any technical costs incurred. A separate facility fee contract will be prepared and must be signed prior to the event. Please see the SC Artistic Rentals Rate Card for further details. Where a box office commission is payable to Southbank Centre, we reserve the right to charge the promoter for seats taken off sale due to camera and operator positions for both audio and video capture. Southbank Centre camera / recording package Southbank Centre has the in-house facilities and crew to film events or performances on request. Please note that all necessary artist rights and permissions must still be gained by the Promoter. The package includes the use of remote cameras as the primary, with additional ‘manned’ cameras where necessary which allows quick setup times and minimises sight line issues. All cameras are professional Panasonic full HD systems. Our standard format is 1080i50 and all primary recording is Quicktime/ProRes 422. You will receive all media created after receipt of payment. Please see the relevant Rate Cards for further details on production packages and facility fees. SOUTHBANK CENTRE CONTACTS Event Manager As allocated 2 months prior to Event Marketing Officer As allo...
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FILMING AND BROADCASTING i. The Licensee/Client shall not, without prior approval from the WPMC, engage in or permit any form of photography or filming, sound or video recording, telecasting and broadcasting from and/or within the Venue. If such activities are approved by the WPMC it will be subjected to the appropriate charges.
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FILMING AND BROADCASTING a. The Hirer must not use any equipment to photograph, broadcast, televise or record any activity at the Premises without the prior written consent of the Centre Manager. Any such approval may be subject to the Hirer entering into a separate City Location Agreement, and may be subject to additional fees and charges.
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FILMING AND BROADCASTING. The participant acknowledges that lectures, presentations, speeches and other scientific events as well as the exhibition area and the reception area may be filmed/photographed throughout the congress and that such video/photo material may be broadcast online. The participation of participants in such lectures, presentations, speeches and other scientific events as well as the presence of the participants in the exhibition area and the reception area therefore can be viewed/heard by the consumers of the ESMRMB website. Upon registration, the participant agrees to be filmed and/or photographed during his/her attendance of lectures, presentations, speeches and other scientific events and during his/her presence in the exhibition area and reception area and that such film/photo material may be broadcast online.
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FILMING AND BROADCASTING. The Licensee /Organiser shall not without prior approval from BCCK, engage in or permit any form of photography or filming, sound or video recording, telecasting and boardcasting from and/or within the Venue. If such activities are approved by BCCK it will be subjected to the appropriate charges.
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