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Download-To-Rent (“DTR”), Subscription Video-On-Demand (“SVOD”), Ad-Supported Video-On-Demand (“AVOD”), and Paid Permanent Downloads (A.K.A 300- 380 West 2 nd Ave Vancouver, B.C. , V5Y 1C8 p 604.689.0727 f 604.689.1145 [email protected] www.ubcp.com Union of B.C. Performe rs – 2018-2021 B.C. Master Production Agreement TABLE OF CONTENTS Preamble ...................................................................................................................................... 1 SECTION A - GENERAL CLAUSES..................................................................................... 1 ARTICLE A1 - UNION RECOGNITION AND APPLICATION ........................................... 1 Union Recognition .......................................................................................................................................... 1 Scope of Agreement........................................................................................................................................ 1 Future Negotiations on Scope of Agreement ................................................................................................. 1 Minimum Terms ........................................................................................................................................... 1 Agreement in Whole ..................................................................................................................................... 2 Rights of Producer .......................................................................................................................................... 2 Laws of British Columbia Apply ................................................................................................................... 2 The Union ...................................................................................................................................................... 2 Employment Legislation ................................................................................................................................ 2 Conflict with Laws......................................................................................................................................... 2 Territorial Jurisdiction and Application of this Agreement ........................................................................... 3 Enabling Provision......................................................................................................................................... 3 Money Defined .............................................................................................................................................. 3 Successorship ................................................................................................................................................. 3 Notice to Successor(s).................................................................................................................................... 4 Capitalized Words.......................................................................................................................................... 4 Gender and Number ....................................................................................................................................... 4 Consultation Committee to be Established Upon Request............................................................................ 4 ARTICLE A2 - PERFORMER DEFINITIONS ......................................................................... 4 Actor .............................................................................................................................................................. 4 Animation Performer ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Announcer...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Associate Stunt Coordinator ......................................................................................................................... 5 Background Performer (See Article D2 for definitions) ................................................................................ 5 Choreographer ............................................................................................................................................... 5 Chorus Performer........................................................................................................................................... 5 Dancer and Group Dancer ............................................................................................................................. 5 Extras (See Article D2 for definitions) .......................................................................................................... 5 Host................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Model ............................................................................................................................................................ 5 Narrator or Commentator............................................................................................................................... 5 Off-Camera Performer ................................................................................................................................... 5 Panelist........................................................................................................................................................... 5 Performer ...................................................................................................................................................... 6 Principal Actor ............................................................................................................................................... 6 Puppeteer ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Singer and Group Singer................................................................................................................................ 7 Specialty Act .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Sportscaster .................................................................................................................................................... 7 Stunt Actor ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 Stunt Coordinator........................................................................................................................................... 7 Stunt Performer .............................................................................................................................................. 7 Variety Principal ............................................................................................................................................ 7 Vocal and Dialogue Coach .................................................................................................................... 7 Union of B.C. Performers – 2018-2021 B.C. Master Production Agreement ARTICLE A3 - DEFINITION OF TERMS ............................................................................... 7 Terms to be Given Common Industry Meaning........................................................................................... 7 Above Minimum Fee .................................................................................................................................... 7 ADR ........................................................................................................................................................... 8 Agreement..................................................................................................................................................... 8 Audition / Interview ..................................................................................................................................... 8 Availability Inquiry....................................................................................................................................... 8 Billboard ...................................................................................................................................................... 8 Booking......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Bumper ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 Cable Television .......................................................................................................................................... 8 Call or Call Time .......................................................................................................................................... 8 Compact Devices ......................................................................................................................................... 8 Contracted Fee ............................................................................................................................................
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