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ARRIVAL
Lighting and sound equipment to meet the requirements of this document,
along with a lighting technician, lighting director, sound technician and
sound operator, must be arranged and paid for by the local promoter,
unless approved other wise, in writing, by the producer. In the event the
PRODUCTION is engaged by a middle agent who in turn sells PRODUCTION to a
promoter, said middle agent must provide his own independent carnet which
must include the all the terms of this Addendum and the technical
Addendum.
ACCOMMODATION: (see Agreement)
PRESENTER
is to provide twelve (12) twin rooms and four (4) single rooms and
breakfast each day of the engagement in a minimum three-star hotel (guest
houses not acceptable) where possible. If a minor change is necessary in
rooming requirements PRESENTER will be notified at least six weeks in
advance of the engagement.
All twin rooms must have separate beds. Double beds or a joining beds will
not be acceptable.
TRAVEL:
Round trip air travel for 30 people (economy) - (if specified in Basic
Agreement) .
Local transportation for 30 people, for engagements in excess of three
days.
Plus approx 450kgs of cargo made up of sets and sceneries , costumes and
tech. equipment from a city (TBC) to your first venue on the specified
tour.
WARDROBE:
The following are to be provided by and at the expense of PRESENTER:
PHYSIOTHERAPIST / MASSEUSE:
When Required. To be scheduled by Company Manager. To be arranged and paid
for by PRESENTER.
LOAD IN / BUILD TIME:
Stage (clear and cleaned) and house must be made available for the
exclusive use of COMPANY for an absolute minimum of 10 hours before the
curtain. If the showtime is between 7:00 and 8:00pm, the load in time will
be scheduled for mid-day. If the show time is at an earlier time then a
load in time must be confirmed with the Production manager in advance.
OTHER:
Chairs , tables and mirrors will be required back stage for the cast.
MIXERS:
There must be room for the stage sound and lighting system mixers, as
centrally as possible, at a distance of approximately 30-50 feet (inside)
and approximately 90-115 feet (outside). For an open air show there must
also be a platform of approximately 12 feet by 8 feet at a height of
approximately 3 feet, which should be protected from the weather.
DRESSING ROOMS:
There are a total of 30 artists.
(where possible)
If the dressing rooms cannot be locked there should be one or more security guards to prevent possible theft. Members of the crew could be used.
PER DIEMS:
when required, per diems as specified in the Basic Agreement are to be
paid before the beginning of the show each day to the Company Manager.
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