Video Introduction Sample Clauses
The Video Introduction clause establishes the requirement or option for parties to provide an introductory video as part of their engagement or agreement process. Typically, this clause outlines who must submit the video, the content or topics to be covered, and any technical specifications or deadlines for submission. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that all parties have a clear, personal introduction, which can foster trust, improve communication, and set expectations at the outset of the relationship.
Video Introduction. The Artists performing in the simulcast performance shall be individually and prominently introduced prior to the start of the simulcast through the use of a pre-recorded video introduction for the event. The Artists shall not receive any additional compensation for the recording of the video introduction provided that such recording takes place within regular rehearsal hours. Corporate sponsors (including logos) may only appear on the title card of the video introduction.
Video Introduction. The Artists performing in the simulcast performance shall be prominently introduced prior to the start of the simulcast through the use of a prerecorded video introduction for the event. Principal Dancers and Soloists shall be featured individually. The Artists of the Corps de Ballet may be featured in groups of up to six (6) dancers provided that each Artist’s face and name is easily identifiable. 2010-2013 Canadian Ballet Agreement with the National Ballet of Canada | Page 27 The Artists shall not receive any additional compensation for the recording of the video introduction provided that such recording takes place within regular rehearsal hours. Corporate sponsors (including logos) may only appear on the title card of the video introduction.