Soundstage definition

Soundstage means a permanent facility in this state of one or more sets or stages used primarily for staging and filming by a production company and any land, permanent buildings or capital equipment that is in or adjacent to, and is necessary for the operation of, a soundstage.
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Examples of Soundstage in a sentence

  • Soundstage One reserve the right to make charges for attending site surveys and/or meetings prior to the event.

  • Soundstage One agrees not to misuse or re-sell any passes or tickets provided by the hirer without the consent of the hirer.

  • Soundstage One shall endeavor to remove or reduce risks to its staff and others through establishing safe working procedures and guidelines through training and provision of information to its staff.

  • Where Soundstage One shall be using equipment such as strobe lighting, smoke or explosive effects the hirer shall be consulted prior to the performance and the hirer shall be responsible for enforcing suitable precautions and displaying suitable notices.

  • Items can only be suspended from and/or attached to any equipment supplied by Soundstage One with the prior consent of Soundstage One.

  • Soundstage One reserve the right to make charges for undertaking a site survey and/or attending pre event meetings.

  • Quotations / Proposals are based on a number of factors, we strongly recommend the hirer reads the quotation/proposal and associated terms in detail to ensure Soundstage One have interpreted the requirements correctly and the proposal will be practical.

  • Soundstage One shall ensure that staff operating plant and machinery are suitably instructed and/or qualified in its safe operation.

  • The hirer shall provide to Soundstage One on demand copies of any relevant insurance documents, licenses, and regulations.

  • Soundstage One reserve the right to remove any person or prohibit the use by any person of any of its equipment.