Voice-over Sample Clauses

Voice-over. A person whose voice is heard, but who does not appear on camera. 3-1. 00 Area of application 3-1.01 This Agreement extends to all persons hired or used by a producer under one of the following functions: • Principal performer • Variety performer • Stunt perfomer • Singer • Choirmaster • Group singer • Dancer • Demonstrator • Understudy • Duettist • Extra • Principal extra • Manipulator • Puppeteer • Mime • Cue • Silent performer • Soloist • Voice-over 3-1.02 Save for the provisions of article 3-2.01, every performer hired under one of the titles or in one of the functions of the preceding article shall be a member of the Union or an apprentice under twenty (20) years of age. 3-1.03 As soon as a producer hires three (3) group singers or more, he shall also appoint a choir master, unless the orchestra conductor, the arranger or the musical director already acts as choir master. The choirmaster shall be present in the same room as the group singers and must act as such. 3-1.04 This Agreement does not apply to commercials recorded prior to the date it became effective, unless the broadcast of such commercials should enter a new cycle. 3-1.05 After this Agreement becomes effective, no producer shall distribute in Canada, on the air, by satellite or mechanical device, in a French-speaking circuit or to a French-speaking audience, recorded commercials produced entirely outside of Canada or the United States and in which non-members of the Union have participated. 3-1.06 This Agreement does not apply to street scenes, location shots or scenes in public areas where crowds are found, such as the Olympic Stadium, the Forum, a shopping centre or an airport, involving people who were on camera by mere chance, and were neither directed nor retained in any way.