Studio Sample Clauses
The "Studio" clause defines the rights, responsibilities, or conditions related to the use, access, or operation of a studio space within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who may use the studio, the permitted purposes (such as recording, photography, or production), and any restrictions or requirements for scheduling, maintenance, or conduct within the space. By clearly establishing the terms for studio use, this clause helps prevent disputes over access, ensures proper care of the facility, and allocates responsibility among the parties involved.
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Studio. The funding will be tied to the Scope of Work (“SOW”) in Exhibit 1.
Studio. Purchaser shall retain the right to use the 1▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ studio space rent free until the first to occur of the Closing or the termination of the Agreement.
Studio. (a) For any purpose, the minimum crew shall be one Technical Director.
(b) For rehearsals and other non-public events under work lights, where no technical elements are required, there will be no minimum crew required.
Studio. (a) For good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Owner hereby grants to Tenant permission to enter and use the Premises portion of the Studio, with personnel and equipment to film, photograph, and otherwise record at the Studio including any structures and personal property located at the Studio, but not including any signage, names, trademarks, logos, and other identifying materials except with Owner’s consent, solely in connection with the Production. Such access and use may occur only during the Term, which time and dates are subject to reasonable change approved by both parties in writing based on defective equipment, weather conditions, fire, other acts of God, labor controversy, and any other “force majeure” type of event out of the control of Tenant and Owner.
(b) Tenant shall ensure that the contemplated access and use does not interfere with Owner’s normal business activities or the business activities of any of Owner’s employees, tenants, or other occupants of the Studio, if any.
(c) Tenant shall: (i) obtain any and all required permits and licenses necessary to use the Studio as permitted by this Agreement; and (ii) comply, and cause its employees, contractors, agents, and representatives to comply, with all
(A) policies and rules provided to Tenant by Owner, for example, security procedures and rules related to use, storage, and disposal of hazardous substances and waste and other environmental matters; and (B) applicable local, state, and federal laws, regulations, and ordinances. Tenant shall not, and shall not permit its employees, contractors, agents, representatives, or any third party to, use the Studio in any manner that would violate any applicable local, state, or federal law, regulation, or ordinance. If Tenant does not comply with this Section 1(c), Owner will have the right to require Tenant and its personnel to leave the Studio if Owner provides notice to Tenant of its noncompliance and Tenant does not remedy such noncompliance within two (2) hours after receiving such notice. If Tenant does not vacate the Studio promptly after such notice, Tenant shall pay to Owner the Holdover Fee for each additional day Tenant occupies the Studio.
Studio. At any place of work that can reasonably be regarded as studio work the Producer shall provide adequate clean, well lit and well ventilated change rooms and separate rooms and facilities for the sexes, mirrors, proper seating, clean towels and soap, and where necessary, showering conveniences and hot and cold water.
Studio. Adequate change rooms and separate rooms/facilities for sexes shall be provided, including mirrors, seating, towels, soap and where necessary showers and hot and cold water. A ‘green room’ shall be available for artists use on on-going serial or series productions. Producers must provide adequate shelter from harsh weather and sun, change rooms and toilet and washing conveniences with towels and soap provided. An enclosed area such as a room, tent, marquee or other facility, is also required when more than 4 performers are present.
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Studio. At any place of work that can reasonably be regarded as studio work the Producer shall provide adequate clean, well lit and well ventilated change rooms and separate rooms and facilities for the sexes, mirrors, proper seating, clean towels and soap, and where necessary, showering conveniences and hot and cold water. In addition, for Performers engaged on any on-going serial or series production, the Producer shall make available a "green room" or like facility for the use of such Performers in accordance with industry practice. Such "green room" or facility shall be well lit and ventilated and contain adequate seating for all Performers on set. Telephone facilities and tea and coffee making facilities shall be provided within a practicable distance from the green room or facility. The Producer shall provide a separate green room for Juvenile Performers where there are Juvenile Performers on set and tutoring is required.
Studio. A studio is a learning activity where students undertake hands-on, project-based activities to develop and practice skills, discuss and test ideas. Teaching staff will provide students with continuous, individual and/or group feedback on their work. Studios are typically delivered on-campus and may also be delivered in the field, in industry settings, or online.
Studio. Any space used to house a set, an Ultimate, e.g. Blue Screen, and/or items used for optical or special effects with a view to recording there and which might be reproduced elsewhere.