dubbing definition
dubbing means the production of any version of the work in a language other than its original language or languages.
dubbing means the production of any version in a language other than the original language or languages of the work-
dubbing means the post-production process of recording over the original production recording of the whole of a Performer’s voice for the purpose of recording an accent or dialect different from the accent or dialect used by the Performer in the original production recording.
More Definitions of dubbing
dubbing. Dubbed" means re-record and/or copy "the Licence Period" means the period of twelve months commencing on 1 January 2011 and expiring on 31 December 2011 (both dates inclusive) unless terminated in accordance with clause 12 "the Members" means the persons, firms, companies, organisations or entities who are from time to time members of the Licensor, a list of whom is available for inspection at the offices of the Licensor during any Working Day “Members of the Licensee”/ means the clubs and organisations that are ”Licensee‟s Members” from time to time during the Licence Period members of the Licensee
dubbing shall be defined as the transfer of a music track into a commercial used in the same broadcast medium.
dubbing is defined as the transfer of a single music track into one or more commercials used in the same broadcast medium. “New is defined as the transfer of a single music track into one or more commercials used in a different broadcast medium. Each time a single music sound track which was originally recorded for one or more commercials is: Incorporated into additional commercials for the same product used in the same medium, which commercials exceed the number included on the Form B contract filed for the original session, or Included on the Form B contract filed for the session but the announcer copy is not added more than ten (10) weeks after the recording session, or Incorporated into commercials for the same product produced for a different medium the applicable re-use fees shall apply For each such additional thirteen (13) week cycle, payment for each original commercial announcement shall be fifty percent (50%) for all services performed under the original contract. For each such additional thirteen (13) week cycle, payment for each commercial that has been dubbed or transferred to new-use shall be fifty percent for all services performed based on the current rate. All services referred to in this paragraph shall include leader, contractor, doubling, copying and pension, but not transportation, cartage, or overtime. Re-use on negotiated fees will be based on fifty percent for one (1) commercial, sixty-six percent (66%) for two (2) commercials and one hundred percent (100%) for three (3) commercials. A regional commercial may be re-used as a national commercial provided that a step-up fee from regional to national is paid, plus fifty percent of the national fee to all musicians who performed a service under the original contract.
dubbing means the production of any version of the coproduced work in a language other than its original language or languages.
dubbing is the transfer of a music track into a commercial use in the same broadcast medium. “Conversion” is the transfer of music from one broadcast medium into another (i.e. radio to TV). Dubbing and conversion fees are paid the scale amount in effect at the time of the dubbing or conversion, not at the time of the original recording. SCALE WAGE EPF (16.5%) HEALTH (6%)