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Contracts
Overview
Rate sheets and contract digests (summaries) are available to everyone. To view the full contracts, you will need to be an active member and logged in to this site.
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Contact Information
Background Actors: (323) 549-6811
Commercials/Infomercials: (323) 549-6858
Dancers: (323) 549-6864
Industrial/Educational: (323) 549-6858
Interactive: (323) 549-6849
Music Videos: (323) 549-6864
New Media: (323) 549-6724
Residual Payment Info Center: (323) 549-6505
Singers: (323) 549-6864
Stunt & Safety Representative: (323) 549-6855
Television: (323) 549-6835
Theatrical Motion Pictures: (323) 549-6828
Contract Terms
A couple of terms you may hear around town
Drop and Pick Up
If, at the time of original engagement, the day performer is given a firm pick-up date which is more than 14 calendar days* after the close of his initial employment, compensation need not be paid for the intervening time.
Day performers on episodic television paid not less than double minimum (excluding major role performers) may be dropped and picked up once in each episode, subject to a firm pick up date being given. All others have a 14 calendar day intervening period.
*This period shall be 10 calendar days for domestic productions of theatrical films and features made primarily for television exhibition.
Favored Nations
Means that you are getting equal contractual treatment to others on the picture -- pay, billing or any other described provision.
A few reminders:
At all auditions, always remember to sign in and out using your membership identification number, not your Social Security Number, to ensure timely payment of overtime.
A principal performer may be entitled to overtime for a first or second audition for a commercial if s/he remains for more than one hour from the call time or arrival time, whichever is later. For a third audition a principal performer is paid $133.75 for up to 2 hours, with additional time paid at $33.45 per 1/2 unit. For a fourth audition, a performer is entitled to $267.50 for up to 4 hours, with additional time paid at $33.45 per 1/2 hour.
Searching PDF Documents
To search a contract, click on it to open it - the document will open with Adobe PDF Reader.
- Go to the Edit menu (at the top of the browser), and select Find.
- A search box above the PDF will become selected. Put your cursor in this box, and type your search term.
- Hit the Enter key on your keyboard to start the search.
- Adobe Reader will find the term in the document and highlight it.
- To view the next instance of the term you searched for, click on the Find next button (by the search box where you initially entered the term). There is also a Find previous button.
Some contracts are images (not text) and cannot be searched. These contracts will look like photocopies when you view them.
