Video Tape Sample Clauses
The "Video Tape" clause governs the creation, ownership, and use of video recordings made during the course of a project or event. Typically, this clause specifies who has the rights to record, distribute, or broadcast video footage, and may outline restrictions on how the video can be used or shared. For example, it might grant exclusive rights to the producer or require consent from participants before filming. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate rights and responsibilities regarding video content, thereby preventing disputes over usage and ensuring all parties understand their permissions and obligations.
Video Tape. The jurisdiction set forth in Sections A2.1 and A2.2 above shall apply to video tape equipment, which includes portable video tape equipment. Only employees under this Agreement shall operate, modify and maintain video tape equipment utilized in connection with any process using electronic methods wholly or partly for the storage and reproduction of video information and other signals pertaining thereto. This shall be expressly applicable to video tape or any substitute therefor (but not including motion picture film) and electronic storage or memory devices used in connection with animation processes, sequencing and timing operations. The aforesaid jurisdiction shall apply in the following circumstances:
Video Tape. (a) The jurisdiction set forth in Sections A2.1 and A2.2 shall apply to video tape equipment, which includes portable video equipment. Only employees under this Agreement shall operate, modify and maintain such video tape equipment utilized in connection with any process using electronic methods, wholly or partly for the storage and reproduction of video information and other signals pertaining thereto. This shall be expressly applicable to video tape or any substitute therefor (but not including motion picture film) and electronic storage or memory devices used in connection with animation processes, sequencing and timing operations. The aforesaid jurisdiction shall apply in the following circumstances:
(1) Programs produced by the Company which are recorded or prerecorded on video tape for broadcast by the Company, including programs produced by the Company which are converted from live or film to pre-recordings on video tape.
(2) Programs produced by others for the Company which are prerecorded on video tape for broadcast by the Company, if the Company has the basic underlying property rights to the programs and subcontracts the production of the programs to others.
(3) It is understood and agreed that the jurisdiction set forth in this Section A2.3 shall also apply to the types of programs set forth herein when produced by a subsidiary of the Company (except those which own and operate a station) so long as the Company has the right to determine the recording facilities where the program is to be recorded or prerecorded if such program is being produced for broadcast by the Company.
(1) The Union has exclusive jurisdiction in accordance with this Section within a two hundred (200) mile radius of a television Owned Station covered by the provisions of this Agreement except programs originating from the regular studios of an affiliate.
(2) Outside a radius of two hundred (200) miles of a television Owned Station covered by the provisions of this Agreement, video tape pickups may be made by any station within two hundred (200) miles of the pickup. Should the station not have the necessary technical manpower on regular payroll, any augmentation of engineering personnel must be on a one-for-one basis with the first (1st), third (3rd), fifth (5th), etc., engineer being supplied from an Owned Station covered by this Agreement. The Company may send a Technical Director to represent it in a supervisory capacity in lieu of the first (1st) Company engineer called...