STAGEHANDS Sample Clauses

STAGEHANDS. ‌ This provision shall be applicable only to employees in the classification of Stagehand I and Stagehand II.
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STAGEHANDS. PURCHASER will be responsible for providing experienced personnel to be available for rehearsal on the day of the show and at time of performance.
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STAGEHANDS. Purchaser agrees to provide the labor required for load-in, show call and load-out. In all crew situations, qualified and licensed riggers and electricians must be secured. Exact crew requirements will be advanced with the Road Manager. In the event that Purchaser utilizes volunteer, donated, ‘Teen Challenge’, or any other non-professional crew labor sources, it is the sole responsibility of the Purchaser to provide Worker’s Comp insurance for said crew. In addition, Xxxxxxxxx agrees to be responsible for any shortages in this labor force that may cause a delay in the engagement contracted, as well as any delays in the following days engagement in regards to late arrival and load-in due to longer than usual load-out of your engagement. *** NOTE: PRODUCER/ARTIST STRONGLY SUGGESTS USING PAID, PROFESSIONAL CREW MEMBERS FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT. In the event that Purchaser contracts with a local professional union or non-union theatrical staffing agency, Purchaser agrees to ensure that said company is fully licensed and insured to provide coverage to all local crew personnel. Under no circumstances will the Artist be responsible for the provision of insurance for any non-Artist personnel. Schedule for the engagement and crew should be advanced with the Road Manager prior to the Day of Show.
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STAGEHANDS. PURCHASER shall provide at his sole cost and expense, stagehands to assist in the set-up, Rehearsal, run and strike of the show. The requirements below reflect the minimum number of personnel necessary in each area to run the show. House and/or union requirements of additional men shall not be disregarded. One (1) FOH Sound Engineer One (1) Lighting Board Operator/Programmer One (1) Follow Spot Operator One (1) Prop. /Stage Tech One (1) Video TD One (1) Camera Man One (1) Wardrobe (female) All – Electricians, and technicians needed to install, tech, focus, operate house equipment during set-up & rehearsals
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STAGEHANDS. Stagehands and technicians may be employed for use of the Premises for certain theatrical presentations including rehearsal. Personnel authorized by the THEATER SPACE must operate stage lighting, audio, rigging console, and all technical equipment. For all required stagehands and technicians, the cost, expenses and responsibility for any such stagehands shall be the sole obligation and responsibility of the LICENSEE.
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STAGEHANDS. The Promoter is to supply two (2) strong, sober stagehands to help Wardrum load in and load out the equipment.
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STAGEHANDS. This is not a yellow card attraction. Stagehands may be non-union unless local regulations require that union people be employed. PRESENTER agrees to employ and pay all stagehands, whether union or non-union, including loaders, if required. Stagehands must be the same people for both rehearsal and performance.
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STAGEHANDS. 2. Estimated Conversion Fee (in the amount set forth on the first page of the Agreement)
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