Equity Minimum Agreement In Palm Beach
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ITC / Equity: Performers & Stage Managers 2025/262026/27 Daily Accommodation Allowance: where Company Member arranges hotel/B&B (Outside London) £54.11 £56.82 Daily Accommodation Allowance: where Company Member stays with friends etc. (not own home) £27.60 £29.00 Daily Meal Allowance: where breakfast is provided £24.08 £25.289 more rows
An equity agreement, often referred to as a shareholder agreement or a shared equity agreement, is a legal contract that defines the relationship between a company and its shareholders. It specifies the rights, duties, and protections of shareholders, as well as the operational procedures of the company.
“Equity” refers to the Actors' Equity Association (AEA). The AEA is a labor union for theater—similar to SAG-AFTRA, the union for film and television. All Broadway shows, and most Broadway tours, are Equity. That means you need to be a member of the union to work on the show.
Equity auditions must be open to all Equity members on an equal basis. Many Equity agreements prohibit auditioning agent-submitted actors or holding callbacks until all required Equity auditions have been completed.
Equity is the union for theatre actors and stage managers. It takes a certain amount of experience to join equity, so actors who are equity are seen as experienced and professional. A lot of regional theatres, all of Broadway, and many tours will cast mostly or entirely equity actors.
The most well-known Equity break rule is often referred to by actors as the “5 and 10 rule.” It's simple: Actors must be given a five-minute break every 55 minutes of rehearsal.
To obtain a copy of the Guest Artist Agreement Work Rules, email prepaid@actorsequity. Tier ITier II Span of Day 7 of 8 1/2 hours 7 of 10 hours Minimum Weekly Actor Salary $406.00 $542.00 Minimum Weekly SM/ASM Salary $488.00 $651.00 Engagement of 1 Week or Less $50.00 in addition to minimums listed above7 more rows
To cancel you membership please email the Membership Team at membership@equity.uk , ensuring to include your Equity name, membership number and a brief explanation as to why you would like to cancel your membership.
4) Under the law, you also have the right to choose not to be a member of Actors' Equity.
Members who wish to withdraw from active work or do not expect to work or seek work under Equity's jurisdiction for a period of a year or more may seek “inactive status." Regardless of your membership status, under no circumstances may you appear with a non-Equity company or as a non-professional or apprentice.