Shooting Pay Clause Samples

The Shooting Pay clause defines the compensation terms for individuals involved in a film or photo shoot, such as actors, models, or crew members. It typically outlines the rate of pay, payment schedule, and any additional fees for overtime, travel, or special requirements during the shoot. By clearly specifying how and when participants are paid, this clause ensures transparency, prevents disputes over compensation, and helps both parties understand their financial obligations during the production process.
Shooting Pay. All affected employees shall shoot at least once each month. Employees may shoot as many times as desired, but no more than twice per month while on-duty and at City expense. Annual shooting pay will be computed by multiplying $30.00 by the number of months the officer qualifies on the combat shoots, usually twelve.
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Shooting Pay. ‌ All sworn unit employees shall be credited with three (3) hours overtime or actual hours worked whichever is higher for each month they are required to shoot during off-duty hours.
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Shooting Pay. All CPMA members shall be credited with three (3) hours overtime or actual hours worked, whichever is greater, for each occasion they are required to shoot during off duty hours, at a rate specified in Article XII – Overtime/Compensatory Time.
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Related to Shooting Pay

  • Training Pay City shall pay one and one-half times regular salary rate for training required by the Police and Peace Officers Licensing Law which is taken outside of regular duty hours (approximately 48 hours every three years). The Chief will establish the type and amount of training required.

  • Mileage Allowance The state agrees to seek continued funding to provide for the payment of a mileage allowance for the use of privately owned vehicles for official travel at the rate provided in section 112.061(7)(d)1., F.S.

  • Site Allowance All new construction and extension/refurbishment work having a project value in excess of $2.0m will attract the then current City of Melbourne Site Allowance.