Single Productions Clause Samples
The 'Single Productions' clause defines the conditions under which a party is obligated to deliver or perform only one specific production or output under the agreement. In practice, this clause clarifies that the contract covers a single event, product, or deliverable, rather than a series or ongoing obligation. For example, it might apply to the creation of a single film, a one-time manufacturing run, or a unique software deployment. Its core function is to limit the scope of the agreement to a single production, thereby preventing misunderstandings about recurring obligations and ensuring both parties are clear on the extent of their commitments.
Single Productions. Following the first fourteen (14) days after the first public performance, as specified above, rehearsals shall be limited to a total of eight (8) hours per week and there shall be not more than two (2) rehearsal calls, not to exceed four (4) hours each in any one (1) week. Such rehearsals shall take place on a day when there is not more than one (1) performance and shall not take place on the day immediately following the Free Day. Additionally, such rehearsal may not be scheduled on the day following two consecutive two performance days, unless there is no performance on that day.
Single Productions. Not Part of a Series Calculate the full value of all seats in each ticket price category the price of ticket to purchaser) to derive the box office potential for each performance. Select the maximum number of performances given in any one week (i.e. a Monday to Sunday period as defined in Clause and add their total potential together to derive the gross weekly box office potential. The price of the ticket to purchaser is the full non-discounted price for the seat. However, Theatre for Young Audience companies which submit Company Category Calculations in accordance with Clause for productions that do not contain a touring element, may use the student ticket price for performances beginning before p.m. Compare to the table in Clause to establish company category. Series of Productions with Consistent Ticket Prices Complete a category calculation for each venue or series separately. Calculate the full value of all seats in each ticket price category (i.e. the price of ticket to purchaser) for each performance in the series (including previews), to derive the gross box office potential per performance. The price of ticket to purchaser is the full, non-discounted price for the seat. However, Theatre for Young Audience companies which submit Company Category Calculations in accordance with Clause for productions that do not contain a touring element, may use the student ticket price for performances beginning before p.m. Subtract Entertainment Tax (if any), and (PACT members may apply to PACT and Equity for the exclusion of capital improvement fund ticket surcharges and other venue surcharges from the price of the ticket. This application should be made prior to preparing the Company Category Calculation.) Add the box office potential for all performances of each production in the series, to derive the series gross box office potential. If the series of productions is on subscription the Theatre may subtract an additional amount equal to of the total subscription revenue from the last comparable series, resulting in the series net box office potential. Calculate the total number of performance week for the series. For the purposes of this calculation, a performance week is any week in which five or more public performances are presented. For weeks in which fewer than five performances are given, each such performance is counted as of a week. Divide the series gross box office potential (or, if the series is a subscription series, divide the series net box offic...
Single Productions. Not Part of a Series AMENDED
Single Productions. Following the seven days of rehearsal specified above, rehearsals shall be limited to a total of four hours per week and shall be taken in one four hour call.